Slow opening
No spillage
Sweetness in the first sip.
After that, it's a bit of a whiff.
Refreshing for a summer drink.
Slightly effervescent, so it's perfect for a light drink.
Light and crisp, with a hint of sweetness.
No peculiarities, easy to drink
It's like "light and refreshing".
Well balanced
The road near the brewery is narrow and difficult to enter, but you can feel the history!
The owner is a kind and very nice man!
It is light and sweet, and seems to go well with simmered dishes. It has no acidity. I drank it while eating grapes, and it was totally fine.
The Torihama Brewery's store and brewery building and the 13-meter-high brick chimney right next to the entrance are both registered tangible cultural properties.
A gift from a while ago.
It's a clear and dry wine.
I drank it at room temperature, but next time I would like to try it chilled. I heard it can also be warmed up.
We had it with boiled mebaru fish.
I found and bought this nigorizake from Hakkaisan.
It has a sweetness like nigorizake, but it's really Hakkaisan!
It has a good balance!
I can drink this one by itself!
I wanted to mix the lees evenly, so I shook the bottle lightly and uncorked it, and it spilled all over the place!
As soon as I uncorked it, it popped.
I think I understand why the owner of the shop where I bought it said that it was fermenting inside. A light, tangy, micro-fermentation. Delicious.
Requires refrigeration. Rice polishing ratio 55%.
This sake has the label of the gold medal winner of the sake award 2020.
The aroma and flavor are strong, but it is easy to drink.