JIRO
yummy!
When you put it in your mouth, it has a heavy sweetness (sweet, bitter, and salty) and a shwiffy mouthfeel. After that, it quickly cools down and leaves a sweet aftertaste in the mouth.
The sake was not produced last year due to difficulties in growing the sake rice used.
Sake from Yamagata is generally sweet and easy to drink, but this one has a roughness and receptiveness. It is as tasty as a strong-flavored snack such as chicken wings.
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