Aroma: mild
Taste: Gentle sweetness like white peach, fullness, cotton candy, and the aftertaste disappears quickly.
Drinkability 4.5
Camembert cheese, etc.
It has a yellowish tinge.
Like a momentary UNPLEASANT aroma,
Soft on the palate, but quickly changes to a strong flavor with a brown sugar-like sweetness.
It goes well with well-seasoned dishes such as meatballs and simmered dishes.
Aroma: Honey, molasses
Taste: Concentrated sweetness like molasses, but not too sweet, with a lingering bitter chocolate bitterness and a nice sharpness.
4.5
Room temperature
Aroma: Earthy, with hints of mirin (sweet sake) and a little bit of Shaoxing wine.
Taste: Mild on the palate, but gradually becomes dry, with a sharp finish.
The aftertaste is very dry, but there is a hint of rum raisin.
40℃: The aroma is slightly alcoholic, the taste is mellower on the palate, and the acidity is a little stronger.
→This is a good temperature for meat stews such as beef stew.
50℃: The mildness on the palate remains, but the mildness changes to a pungent impression that lingers on the tongue.
60°C: The aroma is almost gone, the dryness stands out, and the taste changes to a crisp one.
Nose: Not much when cold
Taste: Rice sweetness spreads on the palate for a moment, but soon changes to a dry aftertaste.
It is quite dry, so I wonder if it can be served with Korean food or spicy chili peppers with great vigor.
Aroma: mild
Taste earthy, grain-like, full of bitterness and umami
Good at room temperature or slightly heated and served with stewed dishes
Special Junmai
Good with oden, stewed dishes and cream dishes
Aroma: Mild
Taste: Simple, but has a delicious rice flavor, with a touch of sweetness that leads to a dry, dry aftertaste.
Sashimi, or a little rich sauce is also good