Junmai sake, but it is made in a way that it cannot claim to be. That's why it's cheap! So called reduced sake. As a fellow motorcyclist, I respect and am proud of the spirit!
I think I will be consuming more and more Yamamoto!
As Junmai sake goes, it's just plain delicious!
Raw sake, nigori, and I was prepared for a blowout, but it was totally fine.
It has a sweet muscat aroma, but it's quite dry when you drink it, which is my favorite type of sake!
It goes on and on and on!
A little subtle.
It is a low-alcohol sparkling wine at 13 degrees Celsius, but it does not feel light. The aroma of malted rice stands out and may be a little harsh.
It is said that the sake rice is low in amino acid due to its characteristics.
I was worried that it might not have much umami, but I think I like it better when it has a distinctly refreshing taste.
I don't know what LGC is, but the bottle is stylish and the taste is good anyway!
I couldn't buy iwagaki (rock oysters), so I had fried horse mackerel as a snack.
Surprisingly acidic, lightly fruity and easy to drink!
I think it's a very nice sake.
With its low alcohol content of 12 degrees, sake degree of -20, acidity of 3.4, and Yamahai, I imagined it was a grape juice, but when I actually drank it, I found it was not that fruity.
It was more like citric acidic sweet water.
This may be a good thing!
Haruka's seasonal series is all delicious.
The refreshing aroma, the tangy feeling on the tongue, the clean taste... I wonder if it's the water that makes this taste so good!
I think it's because this area is selected as one of the 100 best waters in Japan.
I immediately had it on the rocks.
My first impression was that it tasted strong and I had a bad feeling of alcohol after drinking it, but as the ice melted, it became nice.
I still think 18 degrees alcohol is too high.