The carbonation is amazing. I just flipped it to float the cage and the lid flew off in the process of opening it. I tried to keep it from flying off, but even that didn't work. My fingers were sore from holding it down.
Even after it flew off, it spurted out like a fountain and was reduced to less than half before I could drink it.
After wiping my head and curtains, not to mention my desk, soaking wet, I went to the shower.
The remaining alcohol was still shrieking.
I drink it and it's so good. It was fruity and refreshing. I felt bad that I couldn't drink all of it.
Someone open it!
The carbonation was amazing. It was chilled in the fridge, but the moment I opened it, it started to swirl. It seemed to overflow, so I repeated it about 5 times before finally opening the bottle.
When I opened the bottle, the corkage was stirred up nicely by the carbonation.
When I drank it in a champagne glass, the bubbles kept coming out.
The taste is surprisingly refreshing and easy to drink.
A liquor for oysters.
When drunk by itself, it has a slightly peculiar taste.
When drunk with oysters, it has a refreshing apple-like flavor and tastes great.
A clear, easy-drinking sake. It has no habits, good or bad.
Maybe it's because I've been drinking a lot of sake with strong habits lately, but it's a bit lacking. Water?
A brown rice liquor I encountered at the sakesp. But it has almost no habit and is very sweet.
It has a nice aroma, and the layers of flavors are complex and delicious, something I have never encountered before.
It is sake, but it is not sake.
Sake encountered at SAKE Spring. Lactobacillus fermentation
Very fruity taste. But it is refreshing.
The alcohol content is high, so I have to be careful not to drink too much.
The taste is strong, but the flavor and aroma are hard to detect.
The flavor and aroma are hard to detect.
If you drink it in summer, it looks like cider and you might drink too much.