It's been a while since I've had a Type X.
It is still as piquant, sweet and fresh as ever and seems to drink up in no time.
It is the lightest and easiest to drink in the 6 series.
It's been a long time since I've seen this.
It seems to be strawberry, but I couldn't understand it well. The flavor left in the mouth is slightly strawberry syrupy.
Dark, sweet, and sour flavors run rampant in the mouth.
I have always liked Aizan Jun-Dai.
I never had a chance to buy it because only one bottle was sold for a long time.
It is fresh and sweet, just like Aizan. It tastes like Niagara. The tangy aftertaste is irresistible. It is delicious!
It has a tropical aroma, just like Wakamusume. It is a bit like pineapple.
It is fresh and has a nice freshness. It is sweet, but the bitter aftertaste is well-balanced! It is a summery bottle. It is delicious!
This is the long-awaited Yamahai.
As usual, it is dense like apple honey and the aftertaste is tangy and too delicious!
I recommend it if you have a chance to drink it.
It's been a long time since I've seen Amami.
It is sweet but chili. It is tasty, but I don't really understand the Amami character. I prefer the normal special junmai.
It has been a long time since I have had a Kid.
The quality is great for the price. It is fruity yet tight with a good balance of spiciness. The aroma is very good, like strawberry milk?
This is my first time drinking it. It is very hot, but it feels moderately spicy. The aroma goes in and out, and the inside of my mouth feels a little chilly. I like this type.
It has been a long time since I've had this secret recipe.
The dense apple flavor combined with the sourness of the sake yeast is delicious. I want to drink Yamahai next.
It has the best balance of sourness, sweetness, bitterness, and sassiness. In my opinion, this is the best Shinsei o.1!
I would drink it up in no time.
It's been a while since I've had a flax cat.
And it has a wonderful acidity! It has a heavy but pungent taste and a perfect sweetness that flies in the face of the sharpness.
I like this very much.
For example, it's bad, but it's pineapple candy! From the smell to the taste, it is pineapple. It also has a nice sizzling sensation. It is clear and sweet.
This is my first Tamagawa.
I was attracted to Yamahai and bought it.
It is very thick and juicy. It has a lot of peculiarities and is so thick that it seems to have been concentrated. The alcohol content seems to be 20 degrees, so it is a big hit.
The acidity and sweetness are both thick and intense.
As time goes by, the smell disappears and it becomes easier to drink. Surprisingly addictive?
I have a weakness for unfiltered, unpasteurized sake.
It is also good that it is limited to Yamaguchi Prefecture.
It has a crispness that is typical of Ganki, with a hint of rice flavor.