At first I thought it was too sweet, but when paired with a meal, it develops a nutritious flavor like a wine.
Went very well with the sea bream sashimi!
The person at the restaurant who recommended it to me was also kind.
Note to self: It naturally goes well with all meats, vegetables and dried fruits. I thought kelp would be impossible, but it goes really well with kelp tsukudani. Sake of the gods!
Oooh this one becomes thicker like nectar when mixed at room temperature, which is strictly not too cold. It tastes 30 times better 30 minutes after opening (personal opinion).
I bought it as I remembered it was recommended to me. It is still different from Ginjo. It is close to the sarky served in foreign countries. It is not bad, but subtle.
It's punchy. Jackets, delicious, strong, fruity, looking forward to seeing what it tastes like tomorrow. Goes well with brick kinpira, and I bet it goes well with sashimi!
It goes well with miso sauce for sesame tofu. I thought it was too sweet for my liking, but it goes really well with miso. It also goes well with miso-marinated meat.
I'll try again today to see if it goes with the sweet miso sauce, but it does. It also goes well with yuzu. Anyway, it seems to be a sake that has a different dimension when paired with miso, so next time I'd like to pair it with dengaku. This is a memo for myself.