Purchased at a local supermarket as a souvenir from Kagawa. It is a low-alcohol drink with a sweet and sour taste like a lactic acid bacteria drink.
It is recommended to drink it on the rocks, but it also goes well with soda.
I bought a regular sake and a junmai daiginjo from Fukura Shuzo. Why is Junmai Daiginjo so cheap too?
I started with this one, a regular sake, and had it at room temperature.
Dry? It has a slight acidity and a slight aftertaste. I think it is good as a food sake.
A local Osaka sake recommended and purchased by the owner of a liquor store. It is from a sake brewery in Takatsuki.
The first sip is refreshing, followed by a robust sake-like flavor. The aftertaste is crisp and clean. I had it cold.
The label is fashionable. We received a set of 1 and 2.
Here is a quote
Challenging apple acid yeast!
Aroma reminiscent of green apple and gentle sweetness,
Complex acidity with a moderate sweetness and 13% alcohol by volume.
The refreshing sourness stands out in this bottle.
Enjoy it cooled down in the hot summer.
The label is fashionable. We received a set of 1 and 2.
Here is a quote
The Toji's Challenge Series draws various clues from the history accumulated over more than 100 years since the company's founding, and carefully crafts each one. This time, the challenge is to use Saga's sake rice "Saga no Hana" with flat rice polishing. The result is a refreshing, crisp, dry, food-friendly sake.
Aged taste like a little old wine. Storage condition?
Chikumanishiki Junmai Daiginjo A, which we bought together, is more refreshing and preferable.
It is better to drink it in a wine glass than in a sake cup.
This is a sake from Shimane that I found at a local supermarket.
It is a regular sake version of the beige (junmai daiginjo-shu) we drank the other day.
The beige one was fruity and peculiar, but this one is a completely different sake.
It is not fruity at all, but dry. It seems to be more like shochu than sake.
If I wanted to drink it with a meal, I would drink this one. It is not my favorite.
It might be better to drink it at room temperature or warmed up rather than cold.