I was surprised when I opened it, even though it had a warning message! I was surprised when I opened it.
Gentle ginjo aroma, slightly tangy but not strong. It has fullness but a clean aftertaste. Easy to drink and pleasant to drink.
100% Dewa Sanzu is used. It also has a nice aroma. It is a dry wine with a crisp and clean taste that goes very well with fish dishes. If I had to choose a favorite, I would say Mutsu Hachisen, but it seems that many people prefer this one, and it was very tasty.
First of all, the aroma is wonderful. The taste is fruity. Although it is called "super spicy," it has a rather soft and full flavor that is perfect for Japanese food. You can't help but enjoy it.
I asked for something a little more refreshing since the umami flavor was strong, but it had more umami and flavor than I expected. It was more umami and flavorful than I expected. The mellowness on the palate was also common, which may reflect the owner's preference. It was a delicious sake.
A gift from a friend in my hometown. This old wine tastes like Shaoxing wine. It is slightly sweet and has an elegant aroma that lingers in the mouth, perfect for a leisurely drink on a holiday.
Sake from Fukui is often rather tasty, and this one is labeled "super dry," but is it dry? It was a rather deep-flavored and hearty sake. It was a rather deep-flavored and heartwarming sake.
The ginjo aroma is weak. What can I say, it's a mellow, non-assertive food sake that gently accompanies food. It is a little weak for tasting sake, but very good as a food accompaniment.