Pleasant on the palate, moderately sweet. Good balance of umami and acidity that lingers on the palate.
Polishing ratio 55
Miyamanishiki produced in Nagano Prefecture
Light and dry, suitable as a mid-meal drink. It is hard to describe, but the yellowish flavor is followed by a slight tanginess. It does not have the heaviness of a sake made from a traditional sake yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast.
Sake made with 70% Omachi rice polished to a ratio of 70%, raw yeast, and a high degree of information (13°) in the original sake. As the name suggests, it has a greenish freshness and sweetness with a clean finish.
The aroma is weak. It has a rich, banana-like, slightly thickened, mildly sweet taste that is unique to Omachi, but the crisp, clean acidity lingers. It is extremely delicious.
This is what I like best in Hanayo. It has a clean taste made by Gohyakumangoku. It has a common pineapple feeling with a hint of green apple, but it is not sweet and is rather dry.
It has the grapefruitiness common to Haneya, with some greenish nuances like lime and muscat. Due to its low alcohol content, it is lighter and easier to drink than other nama sake. The sweetness is moderate, the aftertaste is refreshing, and the acidity is low.
The aroma is subdued. When tasted closely, it has a soft, rounded sweetness with a hint of banana. The alcohol is clean and pleasant, and the acidity is low.