The red wine was quite dry. It also has acidity, as if it is made from a traditional sake yeast yeast.
The yellow one is made from Yamahai and has a milder taste than the red one.
This sake also has a sour taste and a unique flavor, but it is a food sake type that is perfect for pairing with Japanese food.
Full-bodied flavor and moist mouthfeel.
Even the special pure sake, which is hi-ire, has a fruity taste.
It is easy to drink without feeling too much alcohol. The balance is as expected.
I bought Ni-Rabbit's 10th anniversary label because it was so cute.
The balance between sweetness and spiciness, heaviness and lightness, and umaguchi and lightness, which are synonymous with Nitoshi, are all perfectly maintained.
The base is a mellow umakuchi type, but the bitter aftertaste accentuates it and makes it refreshing to drink.
I have never had the normal version, so I could not tell the difference, but it was delicious.
This sake is delicious both chilled and at room temperature.
The sake is mellow and mild, with no peculiarities in a good sense.
It is moderately fruity with a hint of sweetness from the rice.
It is easy to find and inexpensive, so it is suitable for everyday evening drinking.
This is the first time I've had Hozu Hozu from Sansho.
The bottle was opened with a pleasant sound, and the wine was so shrieky that I thought it was going to blow out.
The aroma is mild, and it seems to be more complex and thicker than the Yamadanishiki Gonohoro.
The aftertaste is slightly bitter and crisp.
The low alcohol content makes it easy to drink, and the drinkability is the same as the other specs.
I would not miss out on any of the specs of Sansho.
This is the first Junmai Ginjo from Collage.
It is more gorgeous than the Junmai sake and the mouthfeel is more refreshing.
It has a good balance of a hint of sweetness and a tangy acidity.
The last CSW was Izumo Fuji!
It was a dangerous sake that was easy to drink with its clear and sweet flavor.
It was a very enjoyable day, and I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Kai of Salmon Lab.
The last of the Jyushidai was Omachi!
Takagi Kuramoto poured this unforgettable cup for us.
It was the most refreshing and easy to drink of all the Jyushidai we drank today, with the full-bodied sweetness and acidity of Omachi. Delicious.
It is a bit more refreshing than the Super Pole and would work well as a food sake.
The elegant aroma and sweetness are still present here.
The balance of this exquisite body is really great.
Hello Sake angler!
I recently got this sake and am looking forward to it 🎵.
I'm a big fan of sweet and tasty sake, so I'm looking forward to it even more 😋.
Good evening, ma-ki-!
I see you got it!
I think it's a perfect match for those who like sweet and tasty sake, so please enjoy it 🍶.
I'm looking forward to your feedback!