It is junmai sake, but the aroma is very nice.
It is a pure sake, but it has a very nice aroma.
It is not a food sake, but rather a sake to be savored by itself.
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It is unfiltered, unpasteurized, unpasteurized sake, so it is fermenting a little bit in the bottle. When you open the cork, you will feel a burst of carbonation and a sharp taste on your tongue.
It is a little dry.
Sake is infused with carbonic acid to make it sparkling.
I don't think sake and carbonation go well together.
Carbonation is delicious when it is naturally fizzed in the bottle, like unfiltered raw sake, to the point of being tangy on the tongue.
It is unfiltered, unfiltered, raw sake with little aroma, and has a unique roaring taste and umami flavor, giving the impression that it is well made with Gohyakumangoku.