As the blue label suggests, this was a refreshing bottle. I got the impression that it was more fragrant and sweeter on the second day than on the first day after opening.
It is a sake that matches the warm and refreshing climate, and we enjoyed it again.
The first day it was opened, it had a strong, tangy, gassy taste. It went well with fried white fish.
On the second day, the gassiness and acidity subsided, and a mild sweetness was felt. I paired it with white mold cheese, which also went well.
It was delicious with a nice, tangy, gassy taste.
I opened it at a home party and it was a hit with the guests. Some people were drinking it in champagne glasses, and I thought that was certainly the way to drink it.
On the first day, I felt a slightly strong bitterness after the apple-like freshness; on the second day, the bitterness in the aftertaste settled down and it became even easier to drink.
It's a limited edition sake for early spring, only once a year!
When you drink it, it has a strong umami! It is delicious.
The label says it is recommended for sushi and sashimi, and it seems to assert its deliciousness as much as the sushi and sashimi.
It was a refreshing apple-like sake.
Refreshingly long and lingering!
I was very impressed!
I was able to drink it for the first time, but I'm sure I'll be addicted to it!
The second bottle of this season's Hanayoshiyaki is Yamadanishiki.
The aroma was gorgeous from the moment it was opened. It has a pineapple-like sweetness with a slight bitterness. I had it with steamed chicken and fried white meat fish, and it went perfectly!
I would like to drink it again if I have the chance.
First of all, it's COSPAC! Junmai Daiginjo for less than 1,500 yen.
It has a banana-like sweetness, but it cuts through quickly and leaves a refreshing aftertaste. It is also good as a food sake.
It snowed ☃️ around my house, so I chose a drink with a label. It was more effervescent than I expected, like sparkling wine. After a little time, the schwizziness subsided a bit and I could taste an apple-like flavor.
Refreshing sake with a sense of freshness.
We had it with kombujime (sea bream) and oden.
I had a chance to visit Toyama on business and came across this sake, but I also saw it at Tokyo Station, so I tasted it for the first time in a while.
I made kombujime (sea bream), so I chose a sake that would go well with it. It was soft and gentle with a lingering aftertaste, making it a good sake for a meal.
I opened this bottle while soaking up the afterglow of a live Fujii-Kaze concert.
It had a subtle bitterness in the aftertaste, and as the label stated, it was easy to drink with a meal.