The sweetness, umami, and acidity of the sake are all present, but the carbonation and bitterness of the active nigori make for a refreshing drink that is very tasty and keeps the cup flowing. I bought an additional bottle.
There is no sense of gas, and the wine starts with lactic sweetness and acidity, then spreads strongly with sparkling sweetness and umami, just like the jewel motif, and finally has a beautifully exiting feeling common to kangiku, which is very tasty.
It has an elegant, round sweetness like melon, and the entry is gorgeous, with a slight sourness and bitterness compared to Dewa Sanzan, and it is very tasty, coming through with a cemedine feel.
Good evening, ma-ki-.
It was my first time for Jr. but Aizan is very satisfying! Kudo-san is too affordable for the rice polishing ratio, and I'm learning a good lesson!
It is elegant and round sweetness without gasiness, with a hint of cemedine and bitterness, and is very tasty with a gentle yet delicious flavor profile.
The lid flew off twice, once at the beginning and again after opening the bottle.
Each degree of sweetness and acidity is strong, gorgeous, gassy, and fun to drink. Very tasty.
Junmai Sake
Although the aroma is not strong before drinking, it is very tasty on the palate, with a good balance of umami, sweetness, and acidity that is also floral.
Junmai Daiginjo Banshu 50
It starts with a ginjo aroma and has a round sweet umami flavor that is not assertive, and is very tasty as a cold sake during a meal.
Tokubetsu Junmai Namahaski
It has a gentle sweetness and umami, but the acidity wraps it up and makes it very tasty and refreshing to drink while eating.
It has a gentle sweetness with acidity and lactic acidity, and the aroma is gorgeous, but it is also delicious with a lingering aftertaste and a beautifully clean finish.
The sake rice is Dewa Sanzan, and it has the sweet, juicy, fruity taste that one would expect from an unfiltered, unpasteurized sake, and it is very tasty and satisfying with a gaseous sensation.
Good evening, ma-ki-.
I thought it had a peachy feel, although I have a preconceived notion that it is claimed to be peach! I still wonder how sake can be described by a fruit.
I found it easy to drink and beautiful.
Just as the label and name suggest, it is a delight to drink, floral and sweet, gassy, with an acidity and bitterness that goes right through and is very tasty.
The sweetness and umami come first, then the cemedine-like aroma and bitterness leave the room, and the wine is very tasty and drinkable, although it is not dull.
It is very tasty with a low alcohol content of 13%, a light mouthfeel, moderate bitterness, and a sense of cemedine as it exits, which gives it a wild and fresh taste, just as it says on the label.
It has a rounded sweetness that is typical of Kangiku, a slight gassy feeling, and a bitter and dry taste that can be used both before and during meals, but it is also refreshing to drink because it has been once heated. It is very tasty.