I drank it with curiosity because of the label, which did not look like a rice wine. The aroma was fresh and the sweetness was full of rice flavor. It is sold in limited quantities.
★ "Tenshu" is a Japanese rice wine.
Subdued aroma and restrained sweetness. It is well-balanced with a hint of sourness and bitterness. It is a summer sake that you can drink without getting tired of it.
★★★★
It is a GARAXY that has been launched as a once-a-year limited brew, and is brewed with Kame-no-o. The mix of sweetness and bitterness is exquisite. It is not light, but solid and delicious.
★
Refreshing aroma and slight effervescence. Sourness.
The acidity is pleasant to the taste. I had the impression that the acidity would become a little stronger after the next day.
It has almost no aroma and an amberish color. It was my first time to try this brand, and although it was recommended to be served at room temperature, I served it at about 12°C. It had a complex flavor. It had a complex flavor, so the next day I tried heating it up to lukewarm, which rounded it out and made it seem as if it came right into the bottle.
It has a fruity aroma that is fragrant even from a distance, and is refreshing and slightly acidic on the palate. It was a delicious sake with a firm umami flavor and a complete impression of perfection.
★★★
This was the first bottle I had ever tasted, and it did not disappoint. It has a richness that is typical of kijo sake, but at the same time, it has a clean, refreshing taste that is luxurious.
It was a luxurious taste.
A bottle of the spirit. The fruity aroma and discreet sweetness are impressive. It enters the mouth easily and is drunk up neatly. It feels natural and smooth on the throat. It is delicious.
★★★★
It has a fresh aroma and a mild mouthfeel. The price is reasonable for 40% polished rice. It has a robust flavor, but without a persistent aftertaste. It was delicious.
★★★★
After removing the metal fittings, the bottle was opened. The aroma is subdued and the taste is refreshing with a strong effervescence. It has a well-balanced mixture of sweetness and bitterness. It is a delicious taste that cannot be missed.
★
Rice Teikyu-teki.
They say it is a brand name change from Hakuryu. In any case, I have never drunk it. Without prior knowledge, I bought it at a liquor store in Sakai City, where I was on a business trip. It has a gorgeous aroma, a refreshing mouthfeel, and a delicious rice flavor.
★