Shinanoya's limited Junmai Usu-Nigori ver.2
No spiciness, just a slightly sweet light nigori flavor that makes it easy to drink.
The slight sparkle is also pleasant.
The mouthfeel is as punchy as the name "Raijin".
Although it is said to be after a month's aging, it is an interesting sake that has a very smooth and elegant taste, while the sense of wildness is very much felt on the tongue and down the throat.
Dry from slightly effervescent on the tongue.
It has a rose yeast taste, but it's also gorgeous, but it's delicious enough to drink with a meal!
I want sashimi!
Sake! I can understand the description of "gentle dry" very well.
The spiciness that gradually reaches your throat and leaves a zingy taste on your tongue.
It is easy to drink at room temperature, and the taste makes you want cold vegetables!
It is called "Kaoru-shu," which means "fragrant sake," but the good smell of sake spreads in the mouth and has a slightly pungent impact on the throat.
It is easy to drink and smooth on the palate.
Warmed to lukewarm.
Smooth on the tongue, with a slight spiciness, but it goes down the throat softly. Gentle warmed sake.
It's the type of sake that can be enjoyed endlessly as a mealtime drink.
Just a hint of acidity and a slightly effervescent texture on the tongue.
The recommendation "fresh and fruity" is definitely felt.
The aroma is cold and goes well on the nose.
Warmed to lukewarm.
Sour but refreshing and easy to drink. It has a mildly warmed sake-like smell and is soft on the tongue, making it a perfect mid-meal sake.