For those who have been baptized by Aki-Deer in the past, it is a cinch to "open the bottle with caution.
The taste is similar to that of Akushika, with a little more flavor. I wonder if it will become the best makgeolli if it is laid down in the same way.
I'm looking forward to it!
The person who gave me a bottle of Yamada-Nishiki Kaiun said, "I found a four-pack of Omachi! He gave it to me again!
It has the same mellow feeling from start to finish, but the Omachi is a little more floral, or not,
You have to compare them at the same time to know for sure!
It appears to be a blend of Noto Hatsusakura Honjozo and Tengu rice that miraculously survived the rubble.
It was delicious and easy to drink with a good mouthfeel.
The person who gave it to me told me to chill it properly and take 5 minutes to open it, so I was really careful to open it! The oli blew up like a magma and made a short-lived sound. It was just like a cola.
The taste is refreshing and delicious. It tastes like dry makgeolli.
I had been told for a week that I didn't have one more glass left, but I decided it was no use leaving it out, so I had it served to me!
It was easy to drink, gorgeous and delicious!
As the brewer commented, "We aim for a light and umami taste in Niigata, where there are many light and dry wines", it is refreshingly light and umami. It has a thin, smooth texture, and it spreads softly. It is very delicious.
This is the only senior recommendation that I buy every year.
It has a mild taste in the mouth with a mild taste in the middle, and a mild taste in the end. Very tasty.
Gohyakumangoku, the same as Takashi's Akamurasaki!
It is made by a foreign master brewer!
It's straight from the beginning to the middle.
It disappears quickly and smoothly, leaving a sweet, crispy taste at the end.
Get Gohyaku Mangoku at San'i Inoue Shoten in Waseda
Melon... Melon...
It's a bit sweet on the palate...
but it disappears quickly and smoothly.
Delicious!