Junmai Daiginjo from Sake Musashi. The first sip was gorgeous and fruity, and later I felt quite alcoholic. It was a little different from what I expected from a Junmai Daiginjo, but very tasty.
Spring Breeze
I wanted to try Kido once. It was more bitter than I expected and I didn't like it very much... It is cheap at 1,300 yen, but I guess you may not like it.
The second bottle of luxury, the unique sourness and flavor is unforgettable....
I am a little sad that I may not be able to buy it anymore, I wish I could drink it regularly.
This is the sweet-umami type, and while it may not suit those who like it dry, it is so easy to drink that it could be mistaken for water. (Hebereki) It is sweet at first, with a little sourness. It may be one of the easiest to drink among the ones I've had...
SAKURA is a limited edition bottle of SAKURA, the easiest to drink and the most "middle type" sake we've had recently. It has just the right balance of sweetness and sourness. The bottle is also stylish and makes a great interior decoration.
It was quite fizzy, and the first sip was tart and sweet like strawberries. Despite the 16% alcohol content, it was very easy to drink. And the cospa was spot on, no complaints!
I was curious about it, so I bought 300 ml.
It had a unique flavor and sourness. (I was drunk, so it was ambiguous.) I will buy a four-pack next time because it is cosmetically good.
Hana Abi purchased in line. The first bite was, "Pineapple!" I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing. The alcohol was only 16 degrees, so I felt it well afterwards. (Is it possible that it's a raw sake?) I wanted to drink other kinds.
Holy bamboo shoot!
I'm looking forward to opening the next bottle.
I also have a stock of the Akatake Yamadanishiki that you reviewed next, so I'm looking forward to opening it.