It tastes like a standard junmai ginjo sake.
The aroma is well pronounced and not cloying, making it easy to drink.
The name of the rice is impressive, as it is made from locally grown jisubari rice.
It is an easy-drinking sake that goes down easily. However, the taste of sake and ginjo-shu can be felt so well that if you are not careful, you may end up drinking too much of it.
It has a delicious taste that will never get in the way of food.
The color is light and the mouthfeel is clean and easy to drink. The aroma is not strong, but it can be felt.
Even though it is light in flavor, it does not interfere with the taste of food.
It is hard to tell from the picture, but it has a yellowish color and is a dry sake with a taste of rice.
It has a dry taste like a dry sake, but the flavor of rice can be clearly recognized. The aftertaste is refreshing.
It is a brewed sake, but it does not have an alcoholic odor.
The color is clear and the peculiarity itself is not so apparent. In this sense, it is easy to drink.
It is a kind of liquor that I don't drink very often, but it tastes like Shaoxing wine.
It is not too sweet or heavy, so it is easy to drink and delicious.
I think it goes well with dishes that are a little strong in flavor, such as Chinese food.
This is an unfiltered, unpasteurized special junmai sake.
I drank it lukewarm, but it is not very peculiar and easy to drink. However, it is a delicious sake with a strong flavor.
The color is yellowish, and you can feel the rice in this sake.
Personally, I think it's best warmed on a cold day.
Ishikawa Brewery likes to make a beer called Tama no Megumi. Please try it after climbing Okutama.
The ginjo aroma can be felt fluffily. It has a strong taste and can be drunk with food.
The aftertaste is not stubborn and can be enjoyed.
It looks like this year's zodiac sign.
It feels fresh and schmoozy.
Although it is undiluted sake, it does not feel heavy and is easy to drink.
The aftertaste is also delicious and not too persistent.