The pain that comes to your mouth is strong in its own way, but it doesn't recede until later.
I won't interfere with what you carry in your mouth afterwards.
But it's deep enough in flavor to be enjoyed on its own.
The moment it touches your tongue, you feel a subdued spiciness, followed by a strong spiciness.
It's a typical Japanese sake, but it's not an intimidating drink with its spiciness alone.
As the brand name says, try drinking it cold.
The first unpleasant spiciness hits your tongue.
but a disgusting bitterness and spiciness lingers on the tongue.
So I put a piece of ice in the cup and let it sit for a while before drinking it, and it made the aftertaste come together better.
It's nice to enjoy it alone with something salty.
The manufacturer says it's good hot, so I'll enjoy it there tomorrow.
The next day...
I tried making it hot as I promised, but I adjusted it wrong and it was too hot.
I'm too out of it to cool down, and I'll get my revenge tomorrow.
When you drink it cold, a slight astringency and mellow taste, along with a slight aroma flowing onto your tongue.
It's not a good drink in this state.
However, when I warmed it up, the overwhelmingly strong sweetness surged through me.
It smells better and is by far the best choice.
It's not the kind of drink that would interfere with your cooking, but it's nice to enjoy it with a salty snack.
There's a slight bitterness and aroma in the sparkling.
Slightly sweet white wine.
I thought it was a Japanese sake, but the gap between the two is painful.
Good thing it's a food poisoning.
It doesn't spread in your mouth, but rather, the spiciness washes over your tongue.
A faint aroma lingers on, and the flavors remain strong on the tongue.
Although he started out with a cold drink and was very assertive.
As the meal progresses and it becomes cold, it becomes easier to drink round and delicious as a food sipper.
The first time I drank it, it wasn't chilled enough to make it seem like a cheap drink.
When I hurriedly cooled it down to a ginormous temperature and drank it again, the spiciness surged through me in a flash and I felt something fresh.
Because the slightest hint of aroma spreads to the back of your throat and doesn't linger.
Even the best knobs won't interfere with that.
Even when it's lightly chilled, the aroma spreads in your mouth.
Clean and smooth on the tongue and can be carried down the throat
It's not a strong statement, but it's too good to drink with food
It's still spicy, but even that invites you to take the next bite
The spiciness rushes straight to your tongue.
Still, it's not rough, but it's decently organized and delicious.
It doesn't have a scent, so you can drink it with sushi or something.
357/1200!
When it rolls over the tongue, the scent rises and escapes from the back of the throat to the nose.
Very mild and free of any inconsistencies.
It tingles on the tongue like a Japanese sake, but it doesn't burn the throat.
Very comfortable to drink.
Enjoy it cold or cold sake