3.9
More effervescent than expected.
Rice sweetness, good melon-type aroma. It also has a sharpness.
Sake with a delicious aftertaste.
It may be spicier than other Naraman's.
3.9
Rice with a strong aftertaste. The aftertaste is sweet sake.
It is not spectacular, but has a spiciness that is typical of sake and a sweetness of rice. Slightly spicy, but deep in flavor.
3.8
Sweeter than I imagined. But refreshing type.
It has a thick, sour, and savory taste, but the aroma is mild, so there is little fruity sensation.
It feels thick.
3.9
Bottle-fired
It is refreshing, but also sweet and spicy.
Suitable for eating.
It has a strong rice flavor.
Delicious sake, even though I prefer nama-zake.
3.4
The 15% alcohol by volume makes it easy to drink.
It is sweet and sour, but also alcoholic and bitter. It has a unique aroma.
It has a refreshing aftertaste, so it is suitable for drinking during meals.
3.7
Spicy. Sour and refreshing.
It has a strong flavor despite being refreshing.
It also has umami and bitterness.
The sense of alcohol is a little strong.
3.7
Very sweet and sour and refreshing. Like lemon or citrus syrup. Low in alcohol content and swishy.
Slight floral aftertaste.
Made with spring water from the Fujifilm Ashigara factory and cherry yeast indigenous to Minami-Ashigara City.
3.8
Sweet! Sour and refreshing, slightly carbonated.
Although it is 14 degrees Celsius, it is like a juice. It is easy to drink.
But it also has the taste of rice and is very drinkable.
A sweet but tasty sake.
3.9
Sweet and easy to drink.
The alcohol content is 14%, so it is light and smooth.
The floral aroma wafts through the nose.
It has a slight sourness, but it is mild and gentle.
The sweetness of the rice is elegant and not unpleasant.