First normal label tazake in several years.
The taste seems to have changed.
I looked it up and found that it was Sindenshu? It seems to be.
It is well-balanced and easy to drink with a touch of spiciness.
It is easy to drink.
From a favorite tavern.
The red color of the label.
The name of the rice used (comet).
It is truly a shear-aznavable sake.
Refreshing and perfect for summer sake.
Moderately sweet and moderately spicy.
This sake was recommended to me at a liquor store where I was traveling.
Bodai-hashiroshi is the prototype of modern sake brewing methods.
After a little spiciness when it goes down your throat, a gentle sweetness spreads in your mouth.
After a little bit of spiciness when it goes down your throat, you will feel a gentle sweetness spreading in your mouth.
The aftertaste is refreshing without being overpowering.
The aftertaste is not sharp, but light and refreshing, giving the impression that one can continue drinking it.
On the second day, the spiciness is almost gone.
It tastes like a refreshing juice.
Delicious with a good balance of sweetness and sourness.
Some people may not like this sourness.
On the second day, the acidity is strongly felt.
If anything, I like it better on the second day.
I like it because I can drink it slowly.