At Kinosaki Onsen.
Great rice and flavor, with a clean aftertaste.
It was quite mild when it reached room temperature.
It is a product that needs to be refrigerated, but I think it tastes better at room temperature.
Clear and crisp
Not too dry and easy to drink
Goes great with the beef tenderloin stew with shichimi (seven spice flavors) on top!
Also, the label that changes color depending on the angle you look at it is really beautiful!
It's crisp and ricey.
I tried it with bonito tataki, and it went perfectly with it, but I think there are other things that would go better with it...
I think it would go well with mackerel or meat,
If you're looking for something else, I think the brown sugar taketokonosato called taketokonokuro would be the best match.
Slightly sweet. But easy to drink and ends up refreshing.
I looked it up and it seems that the taste changes depending on the temperature you drink it at.
This time I drank it cold, so I want to try it at different temperatures!
It is the same Omachi, but it is totally different from Abukuma!
It's a bit thick and mirin-like.
It has a strong rice flavor!
I like this one better than Hanaboe!
The kind of sake that is truly Japanese!
The kind with a strong rice flavor.
But it has less of that sharp feeling you get when drinking dry sake! It has a refreshing and crisp taste.
I told them I wanted something fruity, and they offered me something that wasn't on the menu!
I like the hana-yori type, so this wasn't the fruity type I was expecting, but it was delicious!
But it was delicious!
Easy to drink and slightly sweet. It was easy to drink and slightly sweet, but not too sweet towards the end, so it didn't leave you feeling refreshed.
I found out later that it also has a slight sourness to it, but I didn't detect it.
It is very easy to drink and feels like water.
At first, there was a bit of a throat feeling afterwards, but it gradually went away and it really felt like water!