NO.77 Yeast (malic acid)
Yamahai yeast (lactic acid)
White yeast (citric acid)
It seems that the three major elements that produce union "acid" are fully utilized.
It is like a juice with a fizzy feeling and moderate acidity.
The fizzy sensation you feel from the moment you open the lid and pour.
Juicy and juicy on the tongue, with a hint of alcohol on the nose.
A pleasant aftertaste that makes you want to have another glass right away
Compared to the Nijiiro Bakuren that I drank earlier, it had a more gorgeous mouthfeel and a better aroma.
It also went well with fish, and I thought it was an excellent sake to drink while eating.
Otters that were about to become old sake that had been aged for about 3 years under the owner's care? This otter was about to become old sake that had been aged for about 3 years.
I am not familiar with old syochu liqueur, but it was very fresh with a nose like potato shochu. As a shochu lover, I was glad to have such a strange experience with the aroma of shochu and the taste of sake.