Started drinking at 15°C.
Not much aroma.
The mouthfeel is smooth and smooth.
The taste is a little spicy with a hint of sweetness from the rice.
It is easy to drink because it has no habits.
Started drinking at 15°C.
Some aroma of rice.
The mouthfeel is clean and smooth.
A slightly sweet taste spreads in the mouth, then becomes slightly spicy and disappears quickly.
No wonder it is called the ultimate food sake.
It certainly does not interfere with food.
A friend gave it to me and I drank it.
Started drinking at 16℃.
The aroma is of rice.
It has a smooth texture on the tongue.
The sweetness of the rice can be felt a little, but it is rather dry.
It is a simple sake.
The first sip is at 13°C. The aroma is of soft rice.
The aroma is softly of rice.
Sticky texture.
The sweetness comes at first and soon becomes spicy.
I don't feel much fruity.
Started drinking at 12°C.
When I smelled the aroma, I could smell the sweet aroma of rice.
No bubbles.
A little fruity, like an apple.
But the taste of rice is strong.
It is a delicious sake with a royal taste of sake.
Started drinking at 16°C.
When the cork is opened, there is a slightly fruity aroma of rice.
When poured, it is slightly cloudy.
It tastes sour.
It is not a fruity sourness.
It is quite gaseous.
If it were to be described as sweet or dry, it is neither.
It is delicious.
This is a Chiba limited edition sake made by Kangiku, which produces many sweet sake.
Start drinking at 20℃.
Slightly gassy.
It is not sweet.
It is spicy and has a cloying taste.
Slightly dry?
But the taste of rice comes through.
The aroma was not as good as expected.
Not fruity either.
It was thick! It is like "thick".
It is different from Kikuhime Yamahai.
When you put it in your mouth, you feel the sweetness and then the spiciness.
The sake I have had so far is the opposite.
So it was a strange feeling.