This is the sake I received. Very refreshing. There is a slight feeling that it is not junmai (pure rice), but it is delicious. You can drink it in gulps!
I bought this at my regular store because of the pop.
It is very sweet, but has a clean and crisp taste. There is no fizz at all, but I really like the taste. Delicious!
This is one that a friend brought me.
This may be the first time I have tasted Hiroshima sake.
It has a deep, clean, aromatic taste that lives up to its daiginjo name. It is delicious!
The other day, I bought a bottle of Junmai by mistake. The Junmai I bought by mistake the other day was also delicious, but once again I took my revenge with a royal road, brewed sake.
It was as good as I expected, with a fresh, crisp taste and just the right amount of sweetness.
This sake was recommended to us at our regular liquor store.
It is a bit thick and sweet, but cuts cleanly. It has a unique aroma that I have never had before.
I got on a roll and went for a third bottle. This one is a very different sake, with a sour taste. I think it is one of the most refreshing and less sweet sake in the Niimasa lineup. Delicious!
Today my friend brought me this sake. The last time we had this sake, it was served at Bon and on a government plane, but this time it is GOLD.
This time it was GOLD. It has a very strong umami flavor and is as delicious as a Junmai Daiginjo made from Yamadanishiki without any cloying taste.
I had been wanting to drink a bottle of Masamune, and I found it when I wandered by a liquor store on my way out of town. Not knowing that the royal road was actually in brewed sake, I selected the Junmai. It tasted just as I expected, refreshing, piquant, moderately sweet, and delicious. Next time, I would like to try the Oomichi.
I was so impressed with S.tokyo last year that I decided to repeat it again this year. It has been a year, but it is still delicious. I can't get enough of the pizzazz and sweetness. I am looking forward to another S.tokyo in the summer.
It is a very appreciated sake that was prayed for during the Summer Pilgrimage held at the Magata Shrine.
It is very delicious. It has a refreshing taste with just the right amount of sweetness. Thank you very much.
This sake was recommended to me at my regular liquor store. I drink a pack of Gobashi when I get fin sake in winter. This time, the sake is fresh and has a lot of acidity and sweetness because it is a draft sake. It is fresh and fresh with a lot of acidity and sweetness.
This sake was told to me at my usual liquor store by a sweet and sour request.
It has a distinctive aroma for a moment before you drink it, but as requested, it is a very tasty sweet and sour saké!
I had made a note of this sake because I had received it at an izakaya and enjoyed it. It was hard to find it in stores and I could not buy it, but I found it at a liquor store in my hometown.
It has a nice, crisp taste with a good acidity and is very refreshing. It is delicious!
This was my first visit to a well-known liquor store in my hometown area. I was troubled by the many sakes I had never seen before, but this is one of the two I chose.
It is tasty, with a touch of acidity and a moderate sweetness, and has a nice sharpness.
I could not forget the impression I had the other day and had to repeat it. It has a refreshing sourness and sweetness that is hard to believe it is sake. As the label says, I drank it with a little carbonation. It is very tasty. I am sure I will repeat again next year.
This sake was recommended to me at my regular liquor store. It has a nice fizz and a pineapple taste with sweetness and tartness that I like. Very tasty!
It has been a while since I have had Shinsei No. 6, and this is my first S-type.
We have had many kinds of Shinsei, but this one has a clean and crisp taste unlike any we have had before. The sweetness and sourness are moderate. I was surprised again at the depth of this type of Shinsei.