This is the first Hanayoake. The moment it enters your mouth, it feels like a junmai-shu with a strong koji flavor. After that, the pineapple taste is just as they say. This is what everyone who drank it was talking about.
I'm not sure if I'm a fan of this or not, but I'm not a fan of this. I'm not sure if this is the first time I've tried it 💦 but it has a heavy flavor with a clean aftertaste ❗ strange
It's one of the best sake I've ever had👍 It has a clean mouthfeel, but somehow it has the weight of a full-bodied sake. I'm sure you'll agree with me that a cake that's been baked for a day is very moist and goes well with sake.
At first, the ginjo aroma comes through to the nose with a tang. A slight astringency lingers as an aftertaste. It goes well as a midday sake or with a little dry food. Gunma is the best!
This kind of lightly-fired sake is usually mellow and sweet, but for Sakyami, it is a crisp, lightly-fired sake with good sharpness. I️ feel like I've visited Gunma while staying home. Thank you~Gunma! My friend!
A little gassy, refreshing wine like mouthfeel. Unlike the usual Machida-san, the sweetness is not so strong, but just slightly sweet.
As a result, it is a good one.
This is my first AKABU, and I always go to the store to buy it, but they only have one bottle, so I was hesitant to buy it.
The aroma is like a fruity rice wine, with the sweetness and umami of the rice naturally blended in.
The sweetness and umami of the rice and koji come through in the aroma. At the end, it leaves a slight astringent taste on the tongue. It has an elegant taste and goes well with sweets.
The sweetness and umami of the rice comes through and the aftertaste is surprisingly crisp and tight. There is a slight sourness and astringency that lingers. 30% Junmai Daiginjo... That's why it's so good.
It's 4/1, but I'm not lying. Believe me~.
Once a month, we sell a quantity of local sake breweries. This month, what a surprise! Junmai Daiginjo. That's because it's fragrant. That's why it's so good. That's why it's so good. The trial 2-gallon bottle was empty before we knew it!
Fresh sourness and astringency, a little bit of Cemedine feeling, and a faint sweetness at the end. By the way, I won it in the monthly lottery of the quantity sale.
The fruity taste of Miso Nishiki spreads in the mouth. There is also sweetness and a slight astringency remains at the end. Today, it is a collaboration with soybean Daifuku of a local old shop. The best!