Rough-edged chin pine. It is not junmai, so it has some sharpness and peculiarity on its own, but it still has a wide range of flavor that goes well with a variety of snacks. The mildness also comes out depending on the temperature, and above all, it has a nice sharpness.
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The sweetness that is typical of Yamadanishiki and the umami that is typical of Gohyakumangoku. The impact of the freshness of the raw sake is good.
Goes well with cream stew.
Anyway, it was an enjoyable series.
It has an outstanding floral flavor. The smoothness of the aroma that lingers until the aftertaste is delicious, but the impression that it doesn't finish is not to everyone's liking.
It is as clear and refreshing as water and does not interfere with any flavor of fish. It is a beautiful type. For some reason, I've only ever drunk Ozeyuki as a variant, so I don't know what the standard style is.
It is even more acidic. It has a rich flavor and is a perfect match for dried fruits and cream cheese. It also goes well with wakame seaweed and other sea scents. It is a good sake that changes its flavor depending on the aroma of the food.
Second in a new series. I found it a little sharp but not unpleasant, and I enjoyed the way it gradually became calmer in my mouth. The image is that it finishes early. It goes well with acidic food items, and the clean Junmai taste makes it suitable for eating.
It doesn't interfere with the rice. It goes better with cheese. It may also go well with rice bowls. It mellows out the acidity.
The first bottle of the new series. The carbonation gradually tones down from the opening of the bottle to the mouthfeel to the throat. Not too sweet, but a little complex. The ginjo aroma from the middle of the mouth to the end of the bottle is pleasant. It is tasty, but it is probably best suited for a toast. If it goes well with Western food, it's good with food, but if not, a bottle of No. 4 may be too heavy for you.