Sweet and light on the palate, with moderate acidity, and a noticeable rice flavor in the mid-palate, as well as alcohol bitterness. Finishes crisp and slightly spicy.7.5 points!
Rich acidity and sweetness on the palate, followed by sharp rice notes with a bit of burnt texture, and a clean finish with no bitterness and low alcohol. 8 points!
Moderate acidity on the palate, sweetness is pressed down, the mouthfeel is clear, and the finish is full of sweetness, rice, and spice, with almost no bitterness. 8 points!
In the mouth it is fresh and bubbly, with moderate acidity and slightly less sweetness. Strong spiciness and bitterness from the mid-palate. The aftertaste is dry. 7.5 points!
On the palate is an abundance of sweet and sour flavors with definite Daiginjo aromas and bubbles, the flavors persist and the aftertaste remains fragrant and sweet with a subtle spiciness.8.5 points!
Light and slightly sweet on the palate, no acidity at all, rich rice and ginjyosu aromas start on the mid-palate, and the finish remains crisp and clean.7.5 points!
Moderate acidity but no sweetness on the palate, definite bitterness on the aftertaste but low alcohol overall. Faint bubbles can be felt on the tongue and the finish is ricey but the overall flavor is restrained.7.5 points!
The entry is medium rice and slight alcohol bitterness and acidity that lasts on the palate and finishes slightly spicy, with the nose plum still ricey.7.5 points!
In the mouth it is smooth, with a strong lactic acidity and medium sweet and sour taste, followed by the characteristic spiciness and light bitterness of Yuomachi, which can be said to have the characteristics of both sides of the raw wine + Yuomachi.7.5 points!
On the palate it is full-bodied sweetness and ample rice aromas, with a slight tartness on the mid-palate and a long, persistent aftertaste with a hint of bitterness.7.5 points!
Sweet and moderately tart on the entry, spiciness kicks in on the mid-palate, clean finish, clear and crisp ginjyosu aromas throughout, weak rice flavor. 7.5 points!
Strong rice aroma on the palate, well defined medium ginjyosu aroma, spicy finish, no acidity or bitterness felt throughout, overall very well balanced, can never go wrong with a seafood pairing wine. 8 points!
Light and sweet on the palate, followed by a very balanced and persistent rice flavor and sweetness. The finish is slightly spicy and very refreshing.7.5 points!
There is a medium sweetness on the palate, followed by a persistent bitterness. Probably because the bottle was opened a bit too long, I didn't feel the rich melon aroma that has always been present in Los Angeles since Slow. Finishes slightly spicy and dry on the palate.7 points!