It's thick!
In these days when dry and refreshingly dry flavors are in high demand, this kind of depth of flavor, like that of Japanese sake, is also very valuable.
It's the first ginjo-shu in a long time.
It has a complex taste, maybe because of the fact that it's not just rice inside. But the whole thing is very well balanced, and the taste is super dry as the name implies.
It was easy to drink, and I drank a quarter of it in no time.
I bought and drank my boss's recommendation for a sake on the optimistic side.
It's amazingly good!
It's refreshing, tasty and tingly, all in perfect balance!
I thought it would take me a while to finish a bottle by myself, but if it's this good, I might drink it today alone, lol!
For something I bought at a convenience store, it's a very good drunken whale.
The taste is rich and so-so spicy. It's not a full-bodied alcoholic beverage, but a total refreshing taste.
I don't think I've ever had a junmai ginjo that sweet!
So that's what they call it, the aromatic flavored mouth!
That's good, that's good, that's good.
Sake is very profound.
It's like dessert wine!