It had a Sake meter value of +1, but I felt it was sweet right after opening the bottle. The next day, the sake certainly felt sharp and refreshing as well.
The sake was rated 0 sake, but I found it to be a little dry. I had a choice of eating yakitori with sauce or salt and pepper, and it went well with salt and pepper.
The bitterness at the end of the drink was distinctive. It was an accidental shellfish sashimi, but I was thrilled to be able to feel the difference between Hon Wasabi and Kneaded Wasabi with sake. It was a perfect match with the real wasabi.
I received this as a gift from an acquaintance who loves sake. It was a sake with a gentle and sweet taste on the palate. The article said that it was fermented at low temperature using only rice and rice malt.
I purchased this wine because it had the largest sake level of + in the sake store than the dry one I wrote about earlier. I found it to be as strong and sharp as the soy sauce and more chopped garlic of the bonito, which is quite fatty for this time of year.
I used to drink 'Kikusui Funaguchi' in aluminum cans as a rich and tasty sake. This time, I found it at a liquor store and bought it. I found it at a liquor store and bought it. I found it to be full-bodied but refreshing.