I drank it a year ago (10 days late) and couldn't resist buying it. Same taste impression as before. I've been through a lot lately, so I'm going to drink this and try my best with a new spirit.
50%, 16 degrees, rummy aroma, tangy on the palate, just the right amount of sweetness that quickly fades away afterwards, delicious!
...It must be a coincidence, but the cap kept spinning and I had to use a device to open it...(lol)
Junmai Orikarami Nama Sake, 15%, 60%, Hokkaido Ginpu, slightly tangy on the palate, juicy, gently sweet, yogurt-like acidity, gobble it up, and it is a delicious sake to drink!
Junmai Daiginjo, 40%, 15%, made with Sasanishiki, collaboration between Yamawa and Hakurakusei, very stylish label! Yamawa is in charge of brewing this year. Slightly tangy on the palate, fresh aroma, gentle sweetness, crisp, elegant sake! Delicious!
50%, 15%, Tohoku 194 (a direct descendant of Sasanishiki), slightly tangy on the palate, with a gentle aftertaste of rice flavor and moderate sweetness.
6%, triple the amount of koji used, a thick, mellow mouthfeel, sweet and sour creamy taste like yogurt, sometimes this kind of low alcohol can be good...
55%, 16-17%, Sake meter value +6, Amino acidity 0.7, Acidity 1.9, Fresh aroma, slightly tangy on the palate, juicy from the raw sake, but crisp and dry with a hint of bitterness.
55%, 13%, Gin-no-sato, moderate aroma, slightly tangy on the palate, moderate sweetness, refreshing taste, low alcohol content, easy to drink, seems to go well with sashimi of squid!
55%, 15%, citrus? A citrus-like aroma? Tangy on the palate, with the juiciness of a raw sake, but sweetness and a lingering finish are reserved and clean.
Unfiltered, unfiltered nama sake, Sasanishiki, 60%, 16-17%, grape-like aroma, tangy on the palate, juicy like an unfiltered nama sake, but sharp on the palate. The aroma is like grapes, the mouthfeel is tangy, and the taste is sharp, although it has a juicy flavor like unfiltered nama sake.