Refreshing, light and easy to drink, this dry sake goes well with salty fish dishes and sashimi.
I had it with mushiri under ice fish from Kushiro and salmon from Shari.
It was a good match and we drank it easily!
Mild taste with a strong sweetness
Mild aroma, goes well with seafood dishes.
We had it at Kawayu Onsen Hot Spring with our first Akinatai fish and Oshorokoma.
It has a robust flavor with a light aftertaste, and its refreshing taste goes well with strongly seasoned food.
The crispness and spiciness typical of Tohoku sake is just right.
The aroma is complex and unobtrusive, but it has a memorable mellowness.
The taste is strong enough to be felt immediately in the mouth, and is characterized by mild sweetness, moderate acidity and umami.
Despite the strength of the flavor, the aftertaste is light and not cloying, making it easy to drink.
It has a distinctly Miyagi character, with a clear sense of spiciness and sharpness.
The taste is clean and very harmonious, with moderate acidity and umami, combined with sweetness.
A well-known brand
The taste is well balanced, and I don't know if it's because I bought it on sale, but the ginjo aroma is subdued and the sharpness is restrained.
However, the price of 1,300 yen for a bottle is too much!
It has a refreshing aroma reminiscent of summer paddy rice, followed by a distinctive acidity.
Sake that is easy to drink and refreshing with a strong umami flavor, suitable for early summer to summer.
Full-bodied aroma.
Sweetness is strong at first and weak later.
The umami is strong and the sharpness is moderate.
The aftertaste is refreshing and can be matched with a variety of dishes.
Sweetness and flavor are strong at first
Very good balance of freshness and sweetness
The aftertaste is clean and crisp while the sweetness and umami remain.