Purchased at Yui Sake Shop in Asakusa.
Oysters are waterless oysters from Mr. Yoshiike in Okachimachi
It is a white wine with a very fragrant aroma and sourness like a grape. It is dry like a Chardonnay, but also has a sweetness like sake.
I like it.
I don't know, I was drunk, but it was very good.
The acidity and sweetness were refreshing, it must have been a well-balanced taste.
Kangiku has many wonderful sakes this year.
I liked Toyo Bijin in the drinking comparison.
Low alcohol is in vogue. Akabu, Sanzo, and Musical Instrument Masamune are about 13%.
I compared Sundo with no6rtype, but they are still close.
The ginjo aroma is sweet but smooth, and the aftertaste disappears quickly.
It looks like modified Hachikan style rice.
It's tasty without any clutter, but I wish it had a little more flavor.
It says they used No. 7 yeast for the first time.
Juicy sweetness and aroma green apple.
Sweetness is tart but quickly turns bitter.
It is quite good.
I thought it was alcoholic, but it was 18%.
100% Yamadanishiki produced in Hyogo Prefecture
Association #1 yeast used
13% alcohol by volume
Clean and slightly dry.
Just right for firefly squid and sashimi.
Served with leatherfish liver.
Fruit aroma
Sweet, melon.
No bitterness in return, because the sweetness doesn't last long.
Not a juicy sweet sake.
There's a bit of blood in the leatherfish liver.