This is the second bottle after last month.
The impression is still the same, a gentle sweetness comes and the aftertaste is clear, well balanced, and you don't get tired of drinking it. It is well balanced and you will not get tired of drinking it. Very pleasant.
Compare with Kaika Junmai. The Daisen has a sweet taste first, and then the sake and spiciness come in the aftertaste, and the aftertaste is clear. Kaika has the sake taste and sweetness in the opposite order.
I used the points because I was about to run out of ANA miles. I don't know how much the rice is milled, but I think it tastes about 65 Junmai. It's good at room temperature or chilled. The taste is stable. It's good.
At first, I drank it chilled, but it was fruity and a little bland. Next, at room temperature, about 20 degrees Celsius because it is the season, the umami and sweetness intensify, and the aftertaste is crisp and dry, and you can enjoy the aroma, umami and spiciness.
At first, I thought it would be bland, but when I tasted it on my tongue, the gentle sweetness and deliciousness seeped in. No matter how much you drink, you will never get tired of it and enjoy it.
Rice polishing 70%.
18% alcohol
Although it has the strong taste of unpasteurized sake, the aftertaste is surprisingly refreshing. Mild and easy to drink. Be careful of the high alcohol content.
A pleasant sweetness. This sweetness is like it disappears in a flash. So the cup goes on in search of the pleasant sweetness. Delicious, mysterious and fun.
It's delicious. There is no doubt about it. It has enough flavor but not too much. There is no excess or deficiency.
If you take it out of the refrigerator and wait for a while, the sweetness and aroma will increase.
Purchased inexpensively at Super Kasumi.
Lightly cooled.
It is too good considering the price. It has a slight ginjo aroma with a clean aftertaste. Lukewarm heating might be good too.