Clear, slightly effervescent, nicely sweet and finishes clean. Delicious.
On the third day, the sweetness increases, probably because the gas has been released.
It goes into the mouth easily and finishes with a clean slate. However, it is not light. Although it has a sake strength of -15, it has a nice sweetness without being sticky. The acidity is not sharp, and the overall balance is good. It has a grapefruit flavor. It is a nigori sake, and there is some lees. The low alcohol content is probably a good match.
When you pour it into a glass, you will see bubbles coming out. Therefore, it is light and easy to drink. The aroma, sweetness, and freshness are also lighter than expected. There is a certain amount of alcohol. Will it change when the bubbles disappear?
The third day after the alcohol smell is gone, it has a nice sweetness to it.
At the end of the day, there is a lot of lees. There are bubbles, but you should shake it.
Hana-hyoke after a long time. Omachi, orikarami. According to the liquor store, it tastes best after the second day.
On the first day, the aroma was amazing. The sweetness, umami, and aroma made it hard to believe it was sake.
On the second day, the aroma decreases, but the sweetness and umami increase. It is delicious.
It's hard to catch on with my antenna. I meet them at beer festivals. It's a delicious + lactic acidic beer with a lot of guts. I want to drink it again.
This is amazing. I can't believe it's sake. It is like a pale pink white wine. Sake degree -64.0, acidity 10.5, rice polishing ratio 50%, alcohol 9.8% makes it more like wine. The acidity is a bit strong, but it is delicious.
It has a refreshing aroma, and finishes with a refreshing aftertaste. Fresh" is a good word for it. I don't remember the details of the previous Akitsuho 657, but I prefer this one.
The sweetness and cleanness are the same as Omachi, but there is a slight alcohol smell. It is lighter than Omachi, but the word "gorgeous" is more appropriate. Omachi is jungin, while Rikuwada is junmai.