Fruity, acidity
It is said to be brewed in a cedar wooden vat, but it does not seem to affect the aroma that much.
It has the complexity of Yamahai, and maybe that is due to the fact that it is 70% polished rice?
deliciously sweet and concentrated
The flavor of the rice is concentrated and the drink is great!
If you want to feel the richness of the rice, you should definitely drink it!
If it is available, you will definitely reach for it!
I stopped by the brewery and purchased it during a wander around.
It has a refreshing, green apple-like taste with a slight fizziness.
It was very easy to drink, with a slightly dry taste and a smooth finish.
The balance between the mellow pineapple aroma and the assertive flavor of the rice was exquisite.
It was also good for a refreshing drink with no aftertaste.
Tsukimochi-san, Junmai Ginjo is very good these days!
Yamahai and Oyakashiro have a slightly different flavor.
It tastes a little bit different. (I'm not sure if it's the same thing or not.)
The first day the bottle was opened, it had a strong alcohol taste, but as the days went by, the corners were removed and it mellowed out.
It became more like a kijoshu, just as I had imagined.
It might have been interesting to let it sit for a while.