Sake made with cel24. The label is reversed, as the normally dry Tsukibotan becomes sweeter when using cel24.
It is a sweet and beautiful sake, but I don't feel much difference between it and other cel24. But it tastes good, so it's ok.
3.8
Spontaneously fermented in the bottle with carbon dioxide gas, it has a fine, soft, Champagne-like flavor.
Although it is described as sweet, it is crisp and easy to drink, and can be easily paired with food.
4.1
It has a green apple-like sweetness with a slight sourness. The alcohol taste also rises a little later, but it is a delicious sake with the goodness of being freshly bottled.
4.0
It has a perfect balance of spiciness and sweetness, and is a well-balanced sake right in the middle. It has a freshly-opened, shwai-pichi feeling and is delicious.
4.1
It is nigori (nigori is a clear, sweet rice liquor) but not too sweet, and although it has a rice flavor, it is dry and refreshing. It can be paired with anything.
4.0
The soda aroma was in the air before I drank it, and when I drank it, it tasted exactly like it should. The balance between the elegant schwaginess and sweetness and flavor is excellent up to that point.
4.0
The other day's Kurei was 60% polished, but this time it was 50% polished.
It seems similar, but this one is a bit sweeter. It is basically a dry sake with some miscellaneous flavors, so I think the 60% polished version has a better sense of balance.
3.9