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.
I had Spanish mackerel mignonette as a snack. It went well with it. It doesn't have that much of a Chardonnay feel. It has just the right amount of acidity and flavor.
It was so good that half of it was gone in no time, and the lightness of 14 degrees also helped to keep it going. I looked at the history and found that I had had it exactly one year ago and raved about it, so I'm sure it's good.