This is the second sake using No.1 yeast. Raspberry aroma. Although it is not jungin because it is made with out-of-spec rice, the juicy sweet-sourness and umami are a good match!
I've been putting off drinking it and for some reason, this time of year in the fall. It has a mild melon-like aroma, acidity and a hint of sweetness that makes for a refreshing drink.
It has a delicious citrus aroma, a slight schwarziness, a round, gentle sweetness and acidity that is well-balanced and full of flavor. After a little time, when the temperature rises, it becomes even more delicious.
An assemblage of four varieties of Akita sake brewing rice. Gorgeous aroma reminiscent of melon, peach, and pear, deep umami, then refreshing as the acidity kicks in. The taste and poetic comments are a good match.
Aroma of freshly cooked rice, no fruity feeling like a nama-shu, but mild and with the umami and acidity characteristic of a nama-shu. The lack of miscellaneous flavors is still wonderful!
This sake is made from Akitakomachi rice polished flat. It has a sweet fruity aroma reminiscent of melon and pineapple, and its clarity without any cloying taste may be due to the flat-polished rice. The crisp acidity is followed by a long, sharp aftertaste that is very interesting. It is a sake that once again shows the advantages of flat-polished rice. The fact that the rice is produced at Takashimizu's rice milling plant is also a plus.