It is quite dry but also has umami. It also has a bit of acidity and is refreshingly crisp.
Sake from the San'in region has a strong image of being solid and robust, but this sake betrays that image in a good way.
Quite a refreshing taste. It has a subtle umami flavor. It is easy to drink and does not interfere with the taste of food, so it is good as a food wine.
It is like acidity and umami come at the same time. It has a little bit of a peculiar taste, but it is not too strong. It would be interesting to warm it up.
Lightly cloudy sake.
It has a fruity sweet aroma, but the taste is umami and dry.
It has a fruity sweet aroma, but the taste is umami and dry.
It is easy to drink with a little gasiness.
The aroma is restrained for a junmai daiginjo.
The sake has a good balance of umami, acidity, and spiciness.
The sake is served before you know it, and before you know it, it's gone.
At a ryokan in Toshi Island, Mie Prefecture, where I traveled.
We enjoyed it with oyster dishes and sashimi.
The sake has a mild flavor and is quite refreshing.
The dinosaur label caught my attention.
When served warm, it has a strong acidity and umami flavor.
As the temperature drops, the sweetness comes out.
Good for sipping while eating.