Morishima's freshly squeezed sake!
Usual Morishima is easy to drink, but this is something else.
The freshness of Morishima makes it a perfect match for any dish.
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This sake has a strong umami and full-bodied flavor, which is typical of kijo sake.
However, it is not too sweet and the bitter taste at the end makes you drink it more and more. It is delicious!
At Christmas family home.
It had less of a "sizzle" than previous sanshu (rice wine), and I realized that it depends on the product. However, the light and refreshing aroma and the delicious sweetness of the rice are still there, and the aftertaste is clean and easy to drink.
The first Nabeshima Shiboritate Nama!
It has a freshness to it that makes it even easier to drink.
Bitter, acidic, umami, and slightly sour, which is typical of Nabeshima, and easy to drink. 16 degrees Celsius, so be careful.
Anko full course and at an inn in Oarai.
The freshness of the raw anglerfish and the sweetness of the rice were combined with a little dryness at the end of the meal. It was a blissful time with anglerfish and local sake.
It is surrounded by a gorgeous aroma from the beginning to the end.
A rewarding sake that allows you to take your time to enjoy its sweetness and richness.
It has a refreshing aroma like a prairie breeze, and the rice flavor, richness, acidity, and bitterness are strong in the aftertaste. 16% is not so strong that it is easy to drink.
It has a slight acidity at first, and then it is the tasyu (rice wine). The aroma is gorgeous, the rice is rich and sweet, and the finish is crisp and clear. It is delicious.
The gorgeous aroma, the balance of sweet and savory, and the slight bitterness in the aftertaste that doesn't end up being sweet and savory. It is unstoppable.