The mouthfeel is fresh, sweet and sour, and the ginjo flavor is a bit strong...I feel a strong alcohol taste, but it is not an unpleasant aftertaste, and it goes down smoothly, so I think it is still easy to drink.
It has a moderate acidity, umami, and sweetness, all of which disappear in the middle of the drink, and then come back again in the aftertaste, making it a very interesting sake. The alcohol content is low at 12 degrees, making it very easy to drink.
Sourness and sweetness on the palate, but soon stabilizes soooo quickly, finishes nicely but with a ginjo feel after drinking (lol) Easy to drink but with alcohol that you may regret later (lol)
Almost no aroma, gentle acidity, fruity sweetness, and a delicious mouthfeel that disappears quickly and gently, making it very easy to drink! I like this sake very much!
The mouthfeel is gently sweet and fizzy, with a gentle effervescence, sweetness and moderate acidity, and no harsh taste, making it very easy to drink, and it goes down easily and easily, so you can't drink too much (laughs).
Comparison with High Color! Compared to High Color, which is quite sweet, Monochrome is quite refreshing! While the sweetness is well felt and gentle, Monochrome is very tasty, light, refreshing, and crisp without any cloying taste!
The aroma is pool (lol), the mouthfeel is balanced bitterness to the preceding, the overall feeling is heavy, and there is no unpleasant alcohol taste, making it easy to drink.
The mouthfeel is mildly sweet like a mango, but not too bitter, with little acidity and little alcohol. It is not sharp, but it is easy to drink, and I guess it is a sweet type of wine,
Junmai Ginjo Mellow, Haruyama. It was described as sweet, but I personally found it to be quite the opposite. It has a ginjo feel first and is refreshing, but it is not sweet at all because it ends up with a ginjo feel!