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.
It is very tasty with the gorgeousness of light nigori raw sake, strong aroma, lactic acid drink feeling, carbonation, and sweet flavor. The flavor is so strong that you need to be careful about the order in which you drink it.
The amount of nigori is overwhelming, it is dry with a carbonation and sweetness of rice, perfect for eating and very tasty. I prefer it cold, but it can also be served warm.
As described on the label, the carbonation and nigori sake texture on the tongue, the sweetness and ginjo aroma spread, and the dry aftertaste is very tasty!