It's still a great sake. I bought it because I was attracted by the label of an extra product, but no matter how I bought it, it was consistently delicious. It is as I expected.
Some people say it has become sweeter recently, but for me, I feel it has gained depth. It has a rich, umami taste, but there is no unpleasant taste on the palate, making it a sake that can be drunk all the time. It is delicious.
I drank it at a restaurant in front of Sugamo station. It is doburoku, but it has no peculiar taste and is very refreshing. Some people said it was like makgeolli, but it was not so sour, and I could drink it easily. A dangerous drink.
It does not have as strong a sense of sake yeast as the label claims. It is a sake that goes well with just about anything. It is a sake that you can continue drinking deeply.
The color is slightly darker than clear. It is strong like a sake brewed from a traditional sake yeast yeast yeast, and when it rolls around in the mouth, a feeling of alcohol comes up and it has a sharpness that is typical of Hiroshima sake. It is delicious.
It tastes exactly as it says in the introduction: "Rinse and fresh like melted snow and the energy of fermentation. The transparency continues, and yet there is a strength that is typical of Yoshida Kurau. It is refreshing and delicious.
It had been a long time since I had tasted Ki, but it was still delicious. It is full, yet strong in the middle, and the aroma is exquisite. I paired it with a nabe (hot pot) and it matched the richness of the albacore. I think I will buy another bottle.
OCEAN99 Series. full-bodied aroma. Slightly peculiar sweetness and acidity. Rather than the minerality on the label, I felt a flavor like cooked rice, despite the fact that it is a daiginjo.
It is still delicious. Saku" was named with the idea that it is still in the process of being perfected. Recently, the reputation of "Jikin" has been very high, but I think "Saku" is just as good as "Jikin". It is deliciously crisp. Mie Prefecture is a wonder.
I had it at an izakaya in Nagoya and enjoyed it so much I bought some at a local liquor store. I think it is a sake that goes well with food, with a robust flavor that does not lose to the miso taste of Nagoya rice, a restrained aroma, and a slightly bitter taste.