Is this... heaven?
It has the thickness and bitterness that is typical of Omachi, but there are no corners to begin with, just a spherical aesthetic that seems to be fed to us.
Normal sake for SAKE DIPLOMA study.
There are no ripe fruit nuances, and the impression of alcohol is smooth on the nose. It has a neutral and refreshing impression, so it can be enjoyed with a variety of dishes.
If this is priced at around 150 yen for 1.5 gou, I have no complaints..!
The mouthfeel is smooth. Nuances of umami, acidity, and bitterness flow smoothly like a single line.
The cool and refreshing taste is just like a mountain stream.
I want to eat fish from the mountains, Taisho. !!!!!
It is refreshing and cool when it touches your lips.
It is sharp and bitter, but has a great drinking experience because of the umami flavor that supports the backbone of the wine.
The alcohol lingers past the mouth, leaving a strong aftertaste.
I want to eat saikyo-yaki, boss! Please give me two bottles of Hajikami!
The bottle was opened at a low temperature, Hibiki Kubonk! The bottle was opened at a low temperature.
The taste and sense of balance typical of Yamada-Nishiki, with a tangy nuance that lingers slightly below, is satisfying.
The sweet and square taste makes me want shiso and myoga.
Whatever the case may be, Jikin-san is a master!