A PB with the liquor store that we usually work with.
Umami -> Sour -> Hot -> Astringent
It's a bit of a waste, but it's not too thick, so it can be used for food.
You can enjoy it with sashimi as well.
When you spin it in your mouth, the acidity comes out.
It has a sweetness and acidity like a grape from the rice flavor.
It's dry but not that dry.
The first attack is the spiciness.
It seems to leave a little sweetness in the aftermath.
The supernumerary is not very acidic in the grapes.
It has some gasiness. Sake meter rating is -2 but it is not sweet and sour.
I think there was a slight increase in acidity when the lees were mixed in.
And more gas!
The overall balance of the drink is better and easier to drink.
It's got a typical Omachi body, but it's not made heavy like summer!
Good!
It's hard to believe it's a genuine brew.
There is a flavor but not much else.
Well balanced. The crispness is good.
There is no unpleasant taste of brewing alcohol.
I've heard rumors about it, but it's good.
Sharp and dry.
The taste of rice is sharp and crisp as you feel it.
A little lactic acidity in the mouth.
It has a good kick.
If you drink it after drinking, you may feel it's not enough.
Yeah, it's a mid-meal drink.
Sake degree +21.
Spicy. It is not flimsy.
It has some acidity, but it is not unpleasant.
You can feel a little mature aroma.
A mother and her daughter brewed it in different tanks, and this time it is the daughter's version.
When you drink it gently, it has a good crispness.
When you drink it in your mouth, it has a good flavor and acidity.
The aroma is aromatic.
It goes well with strong flavored entrées.
It is good to warm up the drink.
It is a low-polished sake.
The rice ratio is 90%, but there are few impurities.
It has a good balance of sweetness, umami and acidity.
When warmed up, it has less of a bitter taste and a more refined acidity.