Fragrant and fruity.
A drink that leaves a lasting impression.
Goes well with both fish and meat.
I would like to drink it with a main dish.
The rice used for sake is Yamadanishiki
Rice milling ratio is 50%.
It has a nice aroma and an elegant taste.
It would go well with a variety of dishes.
It is more pleasant than florid.
The sake rice is Aisan
Rice polishing rate 50%.
Good drink.
The aroma is gorgeous and delicious.
As the label "Akino Hijiri" suggests, it goes well with ingredients that are in season in autumn.
It goes well with saury and bonito. Mushrooms are also good.
The label says the sake rice is Wakamizu. This is a first for me.
Rice polishing ratio is 50%.
Slightly carbonated and slightly sweet.
The sweetness is not unpleasant and does not have a clinging sensation.
The alcohol content is slightly weak at 13 degrees.
Women can drink it comfortably.
It is best enjoyed as an aperitif, like champagne.
Yamadanishiki for sake rice
There's no indication of milling power.
The taste comes through slowly in the mouth.
It has a good aroma and comfortable to drink. It is good to drink with vinegared food.
Yamadanishiki rice is used as the sake rice
55% rice polishing ratio
Unique taste. It is quite sweet but not habitual and very easy to drink.
The taste is not clear and transparent, but yellow. It has a slightly sour taste and a strong rice aroma.
It goes very well with salted and dried fish.
The sake rice is Akita Sake-Komachi.
The rice polishing ratio is 90%, and the degree of milling is very low, which is the first time I have ever encountered a sake with such a low degree of milling.
Elegant and refreshing to drink.
It's a pleasant harmony that goes with any kind of food.
It is great to drink with sushi. Rice polishing rate is 50%,.
It has a rich aroma, which immediately spreads to the mouth.
The taste is slightly carbonated and has a slight lees.
It is the perfect aperitif.
The sake rice is Miyamanishiki.
Polishing ratio is 50%.
The ginjo aroma is restrained and it's not very flamboyant, but it goes down your throat comfortably. The refreshing taste is exceptional.
The rice used for the sake is Sakonishiki, a rice from Shimane
Rice polishing rate 50%.
Young women will love it.