One of the recommended brands.
I was attracted by the texture of the water and the length and cleanliness of the aftertaste.
Well, it's good, but it smells like grain.
I don't like the smell of grain in this sake.
Maybe the level of other breweries is too high.
a little hard after opening
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good.
Good, good, good, good, good.
The glucose sweetness and the gas and the aroma can be deceiving, but it's good enough.
No bad taste. That's all that's good.
I have a feeling it's going to be bitter the next day, so let's just get on with it.
The next day, it tastes bitter when chilled.
I've been a regular customer of this sake for a long time, but the perfection of Mangoku is wonderful!
I seem to be the first to post this issue.
It's pretty good!
The aroma is the aroma, the taste is the taste, the aroma is the aroma, and the taste is the taste, and the aroma is the aroma.
Niigata N7 yeast? I don't know much about it because I'm a dedicated drinker, but it has a depth that is rare for modern sake nowadays. The strong acidity that appears in the latter half of the middle is characteristic, but it's not unpleasant.
The next day, it was a little damp (-5℃).
opening the bottle
the smell of a woman's scalp in the evening
a nice aroma that grows as you pour it into the glass
freshly opened, the taste is so pure...
what happens when you open it