Pear? It has a refreshing ginjo aroma reminiscent of pears, a moderate sweetness, and a nice balance of sharpness in the aftertaste, which is favored by sake lovers.
It has a taste liked by sake lovers.
I think it is a well-liked sake even though it is a 16% pure sake.
It has an exquisite taste with a good balance of gorgeousness and acidity on the palate. It is one of the few sakes where you can enjoy a blissful moment.
The spiciness is a delightful surprise at the end, and we believe it is one of the few sakes that will allow you to enjoy a blissful time.
Freshness with acidity and bitterness is light. The savory bitterness with the involvement of the ori may be a characteristic of Orikarami from Aizu. The sharpness and overall balance are also good.
I would like to recommend it to my friends among those I have tasted this year. It is brewed well!
Refreshing mouthfeel reminiscent of kiwi. Slightly sweet with a refreshing acidity. The gassy feeling when opening the bottle gives it a freshness that makes you sip it over and over again. It's brewing!