This is a new sake. I used to drink Kouzen Josui and had an image of it being rather refreshing, but perhaps because it is a draft sake, it is rather heavy in the mouthfeel. It also has a bitter taste. I drink it with cheese.
It has a clean, dry taste that makes you want to describe it as "squeaky clean". The ginjo aroma is weak. Slight bitterness. It is a delicious sake on the main road, but the snack was nuts, so I think it lost out a little. I think it would go well with more light dishes such as sashimi and tempura.
When you take a glass to your mouth, you can smell the ginjo aroma. It has a refreshing taste and is easy to drink. It goes well with simmered dishes. Delicious and happy. I want some sashimi.
When I put it in my mouth, I was surprised. The taste is strong. It is quite drinkable. It tastes a bit like a Western liquor. Today I had it with wasabi-flavored cheese, so it was a perfect match. On the other hand, it might be a little too strong with sashimi. It is delicious.
The aroma of ginjo is softly fragrant and mild on the tongue. It was dangerous to drink it, but we enjoyed it with grilled Spanish mackerel. It was delicious.