At room temperature. The moment I put it in my mouth, I thought it was mellow and easy to drink, but the sake taste and light bitterness lingered afterward.
The mellowness in the mouth, the sense of sake that remains, but there is also a good amount of gentle sweetness that does not interfere with the meal.
Sweeter than expected. Slightly carbonated with sweetness. Not sticky sweet, so it went well with the refreshing, balsamic marinated burdock. It's spring, isn't it?
I wanted something to drink, so I bought it at the supermarket.
It has a sweetness to it, but it doesn't drag, it's refreshing and doesn't leave a residue. Recommended cold.
Alcoholic feeling from the bitterness from the mild sweetness. Soon the bitterness and alcohol taste leaves and the sweetness remains.
Served with shrimp tsukudani.
Sake with a refreshing aroma. There is a slight acidity, but it does not linger on the tongue and has a refreshing aftertaste.
Because it is made with cherry blossom yeast, it also has a floral sweetness.
What I bought on my trip to Gunma Prefecture. When purchasing the onsen mark sake at Isobe Onsen, where the onsen mark originated.
Soft, mellow mouthfeel, a little sour, but gently cohesive to the end.
At Isobe Onsen Ryokan in Gunma. It has a mellow aroma of Yamahai, but it is not so harsh. It also has a bit of sourness. It may be an excellent food sake.