This bottle was recommended to me at my usual restaurant.
It is easy to drink, with no acidity or sourness.
It says on the label that it's the ultimate food sake, and it's true that this sake doesn't have any special characteristics by itself, but it has a gentle taste that's very easy to drink.
This is delicious.
It has a gassy feel, and although the label says it is dry, it also has the slightly sweet taste of Yamahai, making it refreshing and delicious.
I bought it because of the impact of the label.
When it is opened, it has a swooshing sensation. It doesn't have the fruity aroma of ginjo sake, but it is a little sweet and delicious.
I drank the LaFrance from the same series the other day and enjoyed it, so now I bought the grape.
This one is also very easy to drink.
I've been drinking it with soda, but I'm thinking of drinking it with milk next time.
This is an old wine that I thought I would drink slowly at the end of the year.
I'm still drinking it because I still have some left.
It is delicious warmed.
It is a little thinner and sweeter than Shaoxing wine.
It was schmoozy when I first opened it, but after a bit of time, it's not as schmoozy now. It is delicious though.
I remembered the brand name because it was so good when I drank it before.
I've never heard that the raw rice is gin-ginga before!
It is a liqueur with Japanese sake. It's so good when you mix it with strong carbonated soda!
It's also good with milk!
They also sold peaches and grapes, so I thought I'd buy those too.
It's easy to drink, with a nice, fresh smell of Ginjo and the slightly sweet flavor of Yamahai on the palate.
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to the sweetness of the Yamahai when the Ginjo is lukewarmed.
Raw rice: Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio: 50%.
Yeast
Alcohol content: 17
Sake meter: +3
Acidity: 1.6
Amino acidity: 1.6
Production date: 2021.10
Price: 3000 yen
It doesn't smell that much but it smells faintly nice. It is refreshing and easy to drink. The aftertaste is not too alcoholic, so it's good for people who don't like sake.
Rice type: Gin no Yume
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Yeast: Kochi yeast
Alcohol content: 17
Sake degree: +5
Acidity
Amino acidity
Production date: 2021.11
Price: 3000 yen
Rice, Omachi
Rice polishing ratio, 65
Alcohol, 17
Date of manufacture, 21.10
Price, 2,700 yen
I've recently become addicted to the Namamoto and Yamahai styles. It has a sweetness like condensed milk and is delicious when warmed lukewarm or hot.
I've had the gas-filled sparkling sake before, so I wanted to try the in-bottle fermented type!
I thought it would be a cork stopper like sparkling, but it's just a shape, and it's a normal screw-type lid. I thought it would be a cork stopper like sparkling, but it was just a screw-type lid.
The smell is the fruity smell of Daiginjo, and the taste is a refreshing sip. It's a good first drink.
I drank it without mixing it because the orage was stuck at the bottom, so I'll check the taste of that later!
Postscript
I think the ori is a little sweeter now!
A nearby convenience store had some local nama sake on sale.
The color is a little yellowish and the smell is not strong but fruity. It tastes a little sweet and is easy to drink. The aftertaste is a little alcoholic and pungent.