The flavor of rice and its firm spread.
There is not much aroma, and it is dry and dry.
Maybe it is still mellow because it is a nama sake.
In a good sense, the breadth and dry aftertaste are delicious and easy to drink.
The aroma is gorgeous and milky, with a gentle scent of rice sweetness.
It has a dry taste with a hint of nama-zake. The sharpness comes early.
The end fades away, and the tongue feels a little irritated.
Not as sweet as the aroma, but clean.
The clean taste is like that of Tohoku?
The bubbles are fine, and the rice flavor comes through, but there is also a bit of a tangy taste.
However, the taste is not unpleasant and disappears pleasantly, perhaps due to the fineness of the bubbles.
The aroma is milky sake
The brewing water is said to be Junmai-shu's Fuzunbizan.
The aroma is robust and has flavor.
It had a luxurious feeling of sweetness from the delicious taste of rice, and finally disappeared beautifully.
Aroma is milky and juicy.
There is a very nice schwarziness, and the sweetness of the rice comes out very nicely.
Quiet acidity, neither persistent nor noisy, lingers at the end.
The finish is pleasant.
It was different from the mizu-hashiro I had imagined. Interesting!
Juicy aroma and taste
Transition from rice flavor to sweetness
The acidity didn't come much, but as I was drinking it, it changed as the temperature range went up and there was acidity
Not much of an aroma.
When tasting, you can feel the high alcohol content on the nose.
It has the dryness of a chivalrous spirit and a solid core, but it's not too heavy because of the smoothness of the sake.
I thought it tasted even better when heated.
Pleasantly gaseous, with a pleasant schwash feeling on the tongue.
Good balance of rice flavor, sweetness, and beautiful sake quality.
I thought it was my favorite type.
Nice aroma of rice through and into the nose.
It is very beautiful and I don't think I can taste any unwanted flavors.
It is an identity, so it seems to be made with a focus on terroir.
It has some weight and a pleasant feeling that disappears quickly.
It is not so dry, but it has a beautiful quality, and there is not much of a tangy taste.
It has a sharpness that is said to be dry.
The aroma on the nose is strong.
The aftertaste is heavy and lingers on the tongue, and may be even more interesting when heated.