This is a brand name exclusive for retailers of Sonoike Shuzo, the same brewer that makes Sanbana.
According to the manufacturer, it is more modern than Sanbana, with a smooth and fruity finish.
Start drinking at 17℃.
Good aroma.
No bubbles.
Slightly sticky on the tongue.
Fruity, melon flavor.
Not sweet, but a little dry.
Started drinking at 17°C.
Sweet taste!
Delicious, but maybe not suitable during a meal.
It is like a dessert sake, not a dessert wine after a meal.
As I mentioned, this is my favorite brand.
The official site mentioned that it has a gaseous taste, but I almost didn't feel it.
100% sake rice called Maikaze is used.
Despite being drunk at 13°C, it tastes robust.
A little sweet.
It will taste sweeter if the temperature goes up.
Then it tasted like pineapple.
No, it's banana!
Delicious!
The rice polishing ratio is 50%, so it is actually a Junmai Daiginjo.
Even when drunk at 16°C, it tastes thick (in a good way).
The aroma may not be that great.
It may not be the most popular sake nowadays.
These are the impressions of a sake beginner.
It is quite fizzy.
Not much of a scent.
It is neither sweet nor dry.
Since it is a draft sake, it may change while it is being drunk.
One hour after opening the bottle, the temperature is 20℃.
The sweetness of the rice and melon-like flavor is coming through.
Delicious!