I tagged it as Daiginjo, but it doesn't seem to fall under the category of Daiginjo!
It says it is a blend of 50% Daiginjo.
It's dry, with a bitter aftertaste, but it's refreshing, and has an aroma and taste that I haven't felt much lately.
Sorry for my bad expression😅.
I was able to buy it at a discount just because it is not equal rice!
It's sweet but refreshing!
The aroma is also good, so be careful not to drink too much 😋
I bought it at OK supermarket which is famous for cheap price.
It was 250 yen for 300ml bottle ✌️.
It's a dry and tasty drink with a refreshing aftertaste 😋.
There is no notation on the label that looks like a brand name, so I registered it as Junmai Daiginjo Gohyakumangoku, which was written on the label.
I couldn't find it on the website of Fuji Takasago Shuzo either.
Why is that?
It has a cool, refreshing, dry taste.
It has a subtle aroma and goes well with many kinds of food.
This is a limited edition product sold at the Co-op, so there is no brand name!
It feels like a sweet sake in the mouth, but it's dry and refreshing.
The acidity is not strong and the aftertaste is mild 😋.
I was attracted by the label that says "Kanzake Highest Gold Award", so I bought it!
This site says Oguro Shuzo, but the label says DHC Shuzo.
I tried it as a warmed sake, but it was delicious cold as well!
It's a dry, refreshing sake with low acidity and a long aftertaste!
It was so cheap that I just had to buy it!
It is treated as a liqueur according to the standards of Japanese sake.
I felt a pungent taste after a refreshing sweet taste.
It has a strong flavor, and I think it goes well with lightly soaked pickles.
It is a daiginjo sake often sold in supermarkets.
It is a refreshing sake with a hint of sweetness in the mouth.
It was sold for about 800 yen.
I think it's a good cost performance sake😋.