だこしーAnyway
I have the impression that the juiciness and sweetness
and sweetness stand out.
Is it because of the low alcohol content?
I thought it was different from the usual
I thought it was different from the usual
だこしーThe first time I opened it, it seemed to be hard.
I was told that the sweetness and
I've heard that the sweetness and flavor will kick in a few days after the gasiness wears off.
But...I can't wait that long.
Personally, I prefer Omachi.
だこしーBlue banana aroma. Some acidity.
I think it is better to let it sleep for a long time.
I can't get rid of the stereotype that it is "Shinsei".
The stereotype of "Shinsei" does not disappear.
I have a feeling that I consider it special.
I have to be honest.
だこしーI feel uplifted by the yellowish color as if it were oregano.
The most soft water in Japan "Kuroyaku no Mizu" is used as brewing water.
The sake is brewed with this water.
It is said that they aim at the top of sake above all.
When I sipped it, I felt it was like Hanayo-yoku or Jyushiro.
But even that might be rude to Ding.
Yes, this is a Ding.
What kind of expression does the label remind you of?
There is a question.
I will answer that it is godly without hesitation.
だこしーKuroten.
It is called "clean natural water".
is probably the correct expression.
That's how clear this sake is.
It is also juicy.
It is described as "a sake brewed to the best of its ability.
It is written in the book.
It makes me happy somehow.
だこしーKamikame's Summer Sake
Dry and voluminous
Kamikame was introduced in the masterpiece "Natsuko's Sake".
Kamikame Shuzo is a pioneer brewery that has made the transition to an all pure rice brewery.
Kamikame Shuzo is a pioneer in this field.
I like the trendy fruity sake, but
but it is also nice to enjoy this kind of sake.
だこしーThe big breakthrough of SAIRAI
Bitterness from seme feeling and deep sweetness.
The unexpected dryness.
Was the flower clearing excellent after all?
だこしーFireproof is what it is.
The freshness gives it a rhumminess
and sharpness.
Personally, I think it is similar to Shizengo.
It is honestly delicious.