It is pale yellow and has a firm sharpness.
Perhaps it is because it was served at room temperature, but it seems to be thick and has a strong aroma and acidity.
A perfect match with gari-bata edamame (green soybeans).
As I was pouring it, I thought the bottle was a lovely, slightly peach-colored color.
It has a melon-like mouthfeel.
I thought it was light and cloudy.
The menu described it as having a "creamy taste," but I would like to dispute that.
Probably the first haze sake.
It is also called orikarami sake.
The taste is a little sour, but the fragrance makes it fruity.
Kasumi sake is beautiful and gorgeous just by looking at it.
It is only now that we can enjoy this spring sake. We hope you will enjoy it too.
Polishing ratio 35
This is the most aromatic sake I have had in the past year.
I had the impression that it had a wide range and depth of flavor.
I had assumed that the 35% rice polishing ratio would make it easy to drink, but that is not the case.
When I took a sip of it, I felt that it went down smoothly for a moment, but then it was quickly seized up. I don't know how to describe it.
It has a freshness, but at the same time, it is very drinkable.
Nama sake = "Nama sake" without heating and "Nama sake" without adding water.
Because it is freshly pressed, the percentage is high at 17%.
In addition, this is unfiltered nama sake. This is freshly brewed sake. That's about all I have to say about today's study.
It's a bit heavy, but I still drink it.
Katori 90
It is certainly more mellow or sharp than the five daughters...
When poured, it is a little yellow. The rice polishing ratio of 90 is understandable.
It is not something you can drink easily.
For a first-year sake drinker, this taste was a bit difficult to understand.
Junmai Ginjo Oorigarami Nama Sake.
My personal favorite.
It looks a bit like a cloudy sparkling sake, but when you drink it, the fruity taste stands out.
It is "orikagara-mi" which is pressed with a fine press and not racked off the lees.
I learned a lot.
I would like to have it again.