It tastes great, despite the cute label! The first sip is refreshing.
The first sip is refreshing, followed by umami and fruity flavors. Slight sweetness. I want to drink it again.
Dry? Slight sweetness and sourness in the middle.
The delicious taste of the rice comes through from there.
I often have the specialty of the restaurant I visit, "Jyakoten" as a side dish! Thank you very much!
I was attracted by the ceramic bottle and ordered it.
It tasted like sweet, traditional sake. We had it at room temperature, but it might taste better warmed up...
By the way, I couldn't find this sake called "Bi" on the Internet. I wonder why...?
When you put it in your mouth, you think it is sweet? You may think it is sweet, but no, it is dry. It is a fun sake that changes its flavor as you take a sip! I like it 😋.
This is my first time in Yokoyama.
It is delicious!
It is sweet. It is fruity.
The umami comes in from there.
Personally, I tend to have a "..." aftertaste with this type of sake, but this one has a nice and crisp finish. I would like to drink it again.
Thank you for the sake!
Good morning, Mimomyo🐾!
Congratulations on your first visit to Yokoyama🍶🎊!
I saw this at the liquor store the other day and was wondering 🥲.
I regretted it when I saw the review😱I'll have to buy it next time I stock up. ❣️
I ordered a label I had never seen before.
It is a rare sake that is only sold at a few sake stores in Japan. It is sweet and finishes with the bitterness of the rice. It is delicious! Each sake has a strong flavor, but they seem to be somewhat thin.
The label says the production date is 2023/9.
It is tasty enough, but I would have liked to drink it with new sake.
Sorry for the bad photo...
I didn't feel much of the grape flavor, but when I took a sip, I felt a good sweetness, followed by a sourness, and then a sharp finish. I have not had many sake from Shikoku, but I would like to try some from now on 😊.
The label is cool!
Is the taste dry? There is a hint of sweetness, and it finishes with the umami of the rice.
It was quite delicious.
Thank you for the sake!
I found a red Mai-Bijin and ordered it again. This is the third one I have ordered.
The taste was as unique as I expected. Sour mirin? It was a different drink that was no longer sake. I think there are different tastes, but I love it! (I don't think it tastes good, but...)
Sake made using Sado's traditional sake yeast yeast.
If I hadn't heard that it was made using the traditional sake yeast, I wouldn't have known it was made using the traditional sake yeast!
(I have a stupid tongue.) It was a gentle sweet sake of the modern era! Thank you very much.
The label is cool! So we ordered it.
It is a bittersweet and tart with a hint of bitterness that finishes off the palate.
It is delicious! I like it. Thank you for the food.
This is my first Kurumizaka!
The first impression is a refreshing sourness, but since the alcohol content is 17.5 degrees, there is a gutsy adult taste chasing after it.
It was quite a complex taste.
Thank you very much for your kindness!
It is refreshing and easy to drink!
It is freshly pressed and has a nice sour and sweet taste.
It is said to be released in each season (spring, summer, fall, and winter), so I would like to drink the entire series.
It has a strong rice flavor, but a slight alcohol smell comes in the back end. This is my third sake from Yamanashi Prefecture, but they seem to have something in common 🤔.
I still have a lot to learn. I want to try many kinds of sake this year!