☆3.9
So called, it is a sake of 2038.
For better or worse.
The sweetness is easy to drink and tastes good for everyone.
It is a sake that can be enjoyed by itself rather than with a meal.
☆4.5
It's hard to say, but my first impression is that it is not a mealy sake.
It is rare to find a junmai daiginjo that is not so sweet.
It is not suitable for those who like a sake with a lower rice polishing ratio,
But it may be suitable for stubborn fathers who don't like Junmai Daiginjos.
This is the first time I have tasted Tobiroki, and it is such a sake.
3.5 stars
I always thought that I said it was dry, but this is certainly as dry as it has ever been.
I agree that it is not sweet as stated on the label.
I wanted to match it with delicious sashimi, so I was very satisfied.
However, this sake chooses its food.
3.8
The aroma is modest or elegant. The taste is moderately acidic and has a certain individuality.
We were told by the fishmonger's brother that Hakkaku is recommended with dried fish, and well, it goes well with this sake.
Hakkaku has a lot of oil, but the taste is light and goes perfectly with "Sei".
★3.7
She was pure, innocent and clear (sake).
She was so dazzlingly beautiful that I felt she was a little short for me.
She was a dangerous girl in many ways.
4.0
A well-balanced and honorable sake.
It is crisp and goes well with a tray like this.
I wish I could drink it with him, the honor student who loved sake and was liked by everyone.
4.0
It has a nice peculiarity that makes it easy to feel its individuality.
It has a good balance of acidity and fruity feeling, and is a highly complete sake.