It is the most standard junmai sake, but well, it is delicious!
It is easy to drink, sweet, and has a nice sharpness.
The flavor is not too assertive. It has a light mouthfeel.
You can drink it all the time. Not good lol
★★★★★
The aftertaste is sake-like (unpolished bran-like).
But it is tasty. I don't think it's the same as umami, though.
The cup sake was my first encounter with it, so I'd like to try a different one.
★★★★
Kido, my original favorite. Spring sake, and a cup of sake.
It tastes just as described on the cup! LOL!
Sweetness -> bitterness (astringency?) → sharp aftertaste
★★★★
Lightly cloudy. Fresh rice sweetness. It has a lingering aftertaste, but it is smooth and refreshing without being sluggish. I wish I could have drunk it freshly opened!
★★★★★
The bitterness comes first, and then the rice feeling comes softly.
It is so compatible with grilled bamboo shoots and grilled miso that I want to praise myself for having it as a side dish.
I think it would be great with wild vegetables.
It is truly a sake for spring!
★★★★
You can feel the rice malt when you swallow it, which gives it a nama-hashiroshi-like finish. The attack is refreshing.
It is a feeling that I don't usually drink. New.
★★★★
Quite fruity.
But it doesn't interfere with the meal. Personally, I don't think it would be a good match for sashimi. Other than that, I think it's a good food sake.
★★★★
Mild acidity and beautiful umami.
It has a high alcohol content, and it seems to go well with any snacks...but I think it would go well with foods that are more umami-driven, such as crab.
★★★★★