Local sake, Hatsuraifuku.
Despite its appearance, it has a robust rice flavor typical of junmai sake. (Is it a junmai ginjo in terms of rice polishing ratio?)
It has a full-bodied sweetness with a spicy aftertaste.
The aroma is subdued, giving the impression of a mild spring.
It is best to drink it in small sips from noon onwards. It is delicious.
First Denshikiku.
The top clearness has a gaseous and rich sweetness.
When mixed with ori, you can enjoy a mild and juicy sweetness.
This is a delicious and mazy one.
Purchased at a local liquor store.
It is a sweet and delicious sake with a lot of body.
It has a high alcohol content of 17%, so it is more of a sake to be enjoyed slowly by itself than as a mealtime drink.
The first time I've ever had a fire-brewed Collage Junmai.
It is still delicious!
It is more relaxed than the raw sake.
It is moderately sweet and has a perfect balance of heaviness.
It can be enjoyed at any temperature.
Purchased as a souvenir from a trip to Ikaho.
It has a distinctive yellowish color.
The aroma and taste are like a mellow aged sake.
It is fresh and interesting since I usually drink modern sake.
It is said that the taste can be enjoyed by storing it at room temperature, so I would like to drink it slowly over time.
Purchased as a souvenir from a trip to Ikaho.
Modern throat strike.
It has a gassy feeling and a sweetness similar to muscat or cider.
The aroma is moderate and the aftertaste is tangy without much acidity.
Very easy to drink and delicious.
Slight muscat flavor and slight effervescence.
The aftertaste converges with a crisp bitterness.
The overall impression is refreshing and easy to drink, and it can be gulped down like a soft drink.