The aroma is soft and floral, the rice flavor is moist and spreading, and there is a fleeting aftertaste. This is a cup of rare, limited edition sake that makes one chew with pleasure.
Steady and delicious!
The soft texture and refreshing acidity that quickly passes through the nose. The softly lingering aftertaste is pleasant and straightforward.
It is best enjoyed quietly with seasonal snacks.
It has a sharp mouthfeel and a unique character that can be felt in the throat. The taste, which goes beyond the framework of super-dry, spreads slowly with snacks.
It has a light, refreshing taste, then a sweetness that goes down the throat, and finally, a presence that falls firmly to the stomach. This is a bottle of sake with a depth that is typical of kafuda sake!
Isshaku Suisei. A bottle with a mild sweetness and a sharp sharpness, a deliciously smooth taste that goes well with a spring evening. It goes well with yakitori.
Sweeter drinking 。。。。?
but it has a tangy texture and a peculiar throat.
You can deeply taste it from the first sip.
Goes well with salty yakitori (grilled chicken) and liver.
We are glad to see spring sake.
The taste that conquers from the third cup of sake (I wonder if you can understand it, I hope you can. lol).
A taste that you can open a bottle as it is. Deep flavor that is easy to drink.
I recommend drinking it after you have tasted Junmai sake on your tongue rather than on your first drink.
Drank it for the Kanagawa opening lol.
I knew that Kanto junmai ginjo is very heavy (my impression, but I wonder if anyone else has the same impression). (The aftertaste is a little too much for my taste buds.
It might be different if you drink it first. It really depends on the quality of the rice.
It has a yellowish taste, so if you like a peculiar taste, it may suit you.
Gorgeous aroma. Fruity flavor and rice flavor concentrated in this gem.
I think it is perfect to drink in the middle of the day. It is easy to drink and recommended for women.
The sharp taste of rice spreads after a sharp throat.
It is easy to drink while feeling the umami of rice.
It goes well with fermented or spicy snacks.
The rich flavor that falls down your throat with a thud.
I would choose it for the first half of the bottle. If you drink it after a special pure, mellow sake, you may feel it is too heavy.
It goes well with acidic and sweet snacks.
Nice color! The sweet aroma of rice in the first sip while enjoying.
The spiciness that goes down your throat. A dish that can be enjoyed slowly.
It has been a long time since I have encountered Hachisen, but I feel that Hachisen's umami is unique.