Cold. Sip: Trendy junmai ginjo.
It warms up a bit and the sweetness stands out.
The acidity becomes more pronounced as it gets warmer, and it was a delicious drink!
A delicious sake with a strong core. It is not blurred even when it is heated up, and it is good even in the latter half of 50 degrees C. It is also good cold. It is also delicious cold. It has a beautiful flavor and a strong character.
The bottle on the right was opened three days ago. The left is a new bottle.
When cold, it is a full-bodied sake with the umami of rice, as if the white rice is being smothered. When warmed up, it became sweeter and softer. It was a relaxing taste.
This is the most shockingly delicious sake I've had recently. It has a good balance of umami and sweetness, and the acidity is not too strong.
I have had this sake several times in one month. If I had to, I would have bought a whole bottle...
Although it has a slightly sour taste, it is well-balanced and very tasty! It goes well with yakitori and other dishes that are a bit strong in flavor.
Kyushu is a wonder.
It's been a while since I drank Mikotsuru, but it's so good! It's junmai (pure rice), but it's so full-bodied, you wouldn't even know it was junmai ginjo. It was delicious cold.
It's dense! It's just so thick! It's the kind of drink you drink when you are ready to drink whiskey or shochu. It is best to drink it with grilled fish or something a little stronger in flavor, so you can enjoy it slowly.
It was crisp and dry but full of flavor. I heard it is made by a female master brewer. It had a robust flavor and I felt like I could drink it slowly forever.