From Kadoya Sake Shop's hanpukai. Alone, it has the strong sweetness and acidity of a sake made from a traditional sake yeast yeast yeast. When paired with a meal, it changes to be refreshing.
It has a soft sweetness and a moderate but core acidity. I had it with bamboo shoot tempura and kinome (sprouts) for the first time this year. Perfect with these.
Refreshing herbaceous aroma on the nose, like craft gin. The sweetness is moderate, with a slight astringency. The taste shows the expanding possibilities of sake.
It's time for this sake again this year. It is still a little early for cherry blossoms, but we opened the bottle. I compared it with the one from a year ago, which I had put to sleep. Both have a gentle sweetness and acidity. As the temperature rises, the acidity comes forward. The last year's sake was softer and more square.
Sweet-umami type, with a thick flavor. Aroma of honey on the nose. The specs are on the second page of the label. It was different from what I imagined, but delicious.