Mild on the palate.
Overall, it is soft and gentle, but the body is firm and mellow.
The flavor spreads slightly.
Unlike yesterday's Zao Shoryu, which made me want to gulp it down, this wine is more like a white wine, and it would be good to enjoy it slowly by the glass.
It is easy to drink even for women.
It is an elegant and high quality sake that no one seems to dislike.
When you smell it, your impression is "gentle sweet sake".
But then the spiciness came!
I didn't know this brand at all, but this is a very nice gap!
From the beginning to the middle, it has a moderate gorgeousness and a delicious taste, and the spiciness comes at the end.
It's soft on the palate, and you'll find yourself drinking more and more.
It's good to drink with sashimi.
In commemoration of the day we toured the escape route of Sakamoto Ryoma's attack on Teradaya.
Fushimi's woman's sake is said well, and it drinks softly and softly.
I'm convinced that the Shinsengumi took the trouble to order men's sake from Nada in order to improve their war spirit.
Nevertheless, it is easy to drink.
It can be served hot with nabe.
Round, gorgeous, fruity and clean drinking sake.
As you continue to drink, you will gradually feel the spiciness.
This is also a good sake to drink slowly.
I was convinced when I heard that Mr. Shimura Ken used to drink this sake.
This sake also looks like water, but it is really easy to drink. It is different from the Jyoshito Kuheiji we drank earlier, and has a clean, dry taste.
This is delicious...
The sake with a sweet taste like white wine is also delicious, but I prefer this one.
It's delicious!
It has a mild, watery softness that makes it easy to drink.
After passing through the throat, you feel a mellow "sake" feeling.
The label says to drink it in a wine glass, and I agree.
This is an elegant sake to be savored slowly and carefully.
It is a cold sake. It goes in easily and is spicy.
The miscellaneous flavors on the tip of the tongue are pleasant, and it should be enjoyed as a sake during meals.
While watching the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics.
While hoping for the success of the Japanese team, named after the good luck of this sake!
Good luck, Nippon!
It starts out sweet and round, with a melon-like fruity note that spreads gently and then recedes quickly.
However, as you drink more and more of it, it becomes spicy.
The label is perfect for today's Japan national soccer team match!
Now, from here!
Good luck, Nippon!
Light to drink. The aftertaste is also refreshing.
It is a sake that can be enjoyed in summer, and can be enjoyed in summer.
That's why it's only available in summer.
Citrus? It has a refreshing sourness like citrus. It has a refreshing sourness like citrus, and you can't stop drinking it.
I thought it would be good to drink it with edamame while watching TV.
This is a delicious sake that makes you feel summer.
Compared to the Daiginjo, the sake still has a miscellaneous taste that is typical of sake, but it is a good accent.
The naming of FLINT (flint), derived from Yamato Takeru, is also typical of Mie.
It was a memorable sake that added to the fun trip.
I had it with cold sake, but I prefer it cold after a while.
It is easy to drink.
It gives the impression of being suitable as a sake to add color to an ordinary meal, not for a special occasion.
It is dry and easy to drink, and is a good sake that can be drunk quickly.
A glass of wine.
The bottle label is corked and looks stylish.
When you sip it, you will feel a slight fizz on the tip of your tongue, and then the mild fruity sweetness and gorgeousness will spread softly, and then you can enjoy the lingering aftertaste.
It is not a sake to be drunk lightly, but a perfect sake to drink when you are enjoying quality time with your thoughts on the history and scenery of Fushimi, Kyoto.
As the second stock of the day.
Cold.
I was caught off guard, but it's delicious.
It's not worth mentioning, but I enjoyed it without thinking about anything because I was drunk.
I've been wanting to drink this sake, which was served at the Ise-Shima Summit, in a wine glass.
The mouthfeel of the sake is like water, but the quiet and gorgeous aroma spreads in your mouth.
The alcohol content is a little low, and you can drink it easily...
This is another elegant and delicious sake.
It would go well with a full course meal... I wonder if this would go well with a full course meal...
I wonder what the leaders of each country discussed back then.
It's a good sake to enjoy the aftertaste in a different way while imagining the state of the dinner at that time.
When you put it in your mouth, you will feel a moderate miscellaneous taste on the tip of your tongue, and immediately after that, the aroma spreads fluently.
After that, a mellow aftertaste lingers for a while.
Even though it is a Ginjo-shu... It's delicious.
It is not a sake for drinking and arguing, but a sake for relaxing and enjoying time.
Personally, I prefer it at a temperature somewhere between cold sake and chilled.
Dry Gold with a side of stem wakame.
First of all, I like the sound of "toku toku toku..." when pouring. when pouring.
Yes, it's spicy. LOL!
It goes down your throat quickly, and after that comes the spiciness, umami, and miscellaneous tastes.
I had it cold, but I think it would have been good warmed...
This is the kind of sake you want to drink with your Izakaya menu.
Followed by Hououmida.
It is still delicious....
It's like water that you can drink easily, but at the same time you can feel the spiciness in your throat.
I regret now that I drank it without cooling it last time.
It should be chilled before drinking.
Even if you drink it after the Hououmita Akaban, you can still feel the firm and beautiful character of this sake.
It is still my favorite dry and refreshing sake.
2021, red seal as the first drink.
Luxury.
The Nabeshima we had last night was more mellow, but this one is more fragrant and fruity, with a depth that comes from the fact that it's sake, not Western-style.
The sharpness is pleasant, and it is elegant from the beginning to the end.
I hope that this year will be a wonderful year to bring happiness and joy to people, in honor of the Phoenix.