It is said to be a special junmai made dry, but my impression was, "Is this dry? I had the impression that it was dry. First came the fruity sweetness, and then a slight dryness.
If you are not looking for dryness, it was definitely a delicious sake with a good aftertaste.
It has a sweet taste that ends with sourness.
It has a refreshing aftertaste and is very easy to drink. I served it with sesame mackerel. It went very well with it and was delicious.
It is said to be a sake brewed with wine yeast.
The first impression is refreshing!
After a slight sweetness, it tightens up with a dry taste.
It was an easy to drink sake.
The alcohol content is high, so the alcohol hits you hard first, followed by the sweetness characteristic of this brewery.
I really like Miyoshino Brewery.
Junmai Activated Nigori.
From weak sweetness to dryness.
My first impression was that it had a strong alcohol content. But the alcohol content was only 13%. It was low in alcohol and easy to drink.
Takachiyo This is the second Strawberry Moon. Compared to the Seven, it has a richer sweet taste. In my opinion, it tastes a bit peculiar, but I love it! I thought it was very good. Is it similar to Hanaboe?
It was delicious.
I compared two bottles of Takachiyo.
We started with the SEVEN...I felt sweetness and umami in the mouth, but the sweetness was a little weak.
The umami flavor remained until the end, and it was a delicious cup!
First Koshi.
It seems to be a limited edition once a year.
Mainly sweetness and it wears off with the acidity.
It is delicious!
When I looked at the ingredients, I saw brewer's alcohol...
I used to avoid drinking alsobe, but it's no good if you don't like to drink it. (This is my second bottle since Kintake...).
I was attracted by the label Banana and ordered it.
It tasted and smelled like banana? It tasted like a banana, but it was delicious and refreshing.
Thank you very much!
In the mouth, sweetness and sourness spread at once.
Is it sweet? I thought so, but there is a slight bitterness at the end...
How can this taste be produced with only rice? Sake is a mystery.
When poured into a glass, it has a beautiful pink color!
With an alcohol content of 9%, it tastes sweet and is already a juice. It may be perfect as an aperitif for Western cuisine.
I love cats, music, and sake...yes, that's me!
I imagined it to be very dry, but it wasn't so (although it was dry), but it was a delicious sake with a nice sharp taste. Thank you very much!