Firmly dry. It seems to be able to match with a wide range of meals. For the time being, we had pickled Byakuzuna today. The pickles with strong lactic acidity go well with it. If it is Kyoto-style pickles, Suguki would be good too.
About 3 weeks after unpacking. The wine is quite open. When it is cold, it is difficult to handle, but when it is raised to about 50 degrees Celsius, it has a strong aroma and you can feel the characteristic taste and flavor of Akushika. It is good with stewed pork belly and other dishes with strong taste.
Not too strong, but not too much of a disused flavor that could be used in a wide range of foods. It has a slightly tortoiseshell candy-like sweetness.
A fine sake from Kubota's Sake Brewery. 28% shaved. The aroma is modest, and it's a beautiful, light, clean sake. Strongly salted, pale white fish, and the taste and aroma will expand.
Fruity like the scent of flowers. The caproic acid is strong and sweet, but refreshing and easy to drink. I think it's just right for the first bottle.