The spiciness is moderate, and you can taste the delicious flavor of rice. The unique acidity and slight bitterness in the aftertaste. There is a taste that can only be found in this sake.
A bottle served at a corner bar as a trial, it seemed to have been stored at room temperature since 2015 and had a color like mirin (sweet sake), but the acidity was surprisingly mild and drinkable.
The sweetness of the rice comes to the fore, as is typical of junmai daiginjos. There is no sense of fizz. Delicious even when drunk at room temperature.
It is tangy and spicy, with the mellow rice sweetness of Aizan and the fruitiness of several types of fruitiness that is typical of Amami. Complex but well balanced.
This is the best hit in recent years.
I have wanted to try this Kangiku for a long time. It has a nice fizziness and a fresh flavor that lingers gradually. I would like to try other series of Kangiku.
Sake from a sake brewery that produces sacred sake dedicated to Izumo-taisha Shrine.
It is crisp and dry when drunk cold. It has a rich rice flavor when warmed up to lukewarm or even warmed to human skin. We prefer it warmed.
This is a challenge sake made by a young brewer at Ryoseki Shuzo. It is unknown if it will be made next year.
It is dry with a high alcohol content. It is crisp but has a delicious rice flavor.
It has acidity and a light gaseous taste, with a clear aftertaste that disappears. This year's wine is said to be less sweet and more refreshing than usual. Delicious.
Fizzy, as if you are drinking carbonated juice
Aromas of white peaches, rhamnets and citrus fruits
Creamy flavor and concentrated extract
Soft and sweet aftertaste