It has a strong flavor.
The taste is similar to Kudokudote-de, but it is more spectacular. The taste was a bit harsh when the bottle was opened, but it settled down after 10 days. It is full-bodied and sweet.
At a sake bar in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.
We ordered a type-S but it was out of stock, so we ordered a type-X. . We also ordered an ecru wine to compare notes.
On the palate, it was sweet and sour like white wine, with aromas of pears and muscat grapes. I found it to have a relatively long lingering taste of pleasant flavors. One would suspect that it is made from rice.
This was certainly an impressive drink that made me keenly aware that this would be a popular choice.
At the sake bar Hopean in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.
Katsukoma Junmai for the first time in two years. It's gently delicious.
I can feel the same level of perfection as the Jyudai and Jikon, but it's a little more subdued. Elegant? I guess.
I tried it because it was recommended as a summer drink by the Sake Lab. I thought it was a sweet and savory sake because of its name, "love in the summer", but Hakurakusei made it the ultimate food juggernaut. It was an acidic type, probably because of the brewery's reputation 😄
Expectations (assumptions?) The flavor is different from the other types, but as I continued to drink it, I was fascinated by the expansion of the flavor and the sharpness of the drink. (Dead)
After drinking it all down, he realized that it was a good drink... and that he had fallen in love with it all summer. I'm sorry to hear about your recovery...