Although it is a Saijo sake, it has a surprisingly robust entry. The aroma is elegant and somewhat exotic. It has a sweet and sour taste. The bitterness gives it a sharpness. Interesting. Senbon Nishiki. Steamed shrimp with sansho tartar sauce and
The entry is hot and soft, with a soft rice swelling. The brand will be integrated from Kansai Ichi in 2023. Hachitan-Nishiki. Serve warm. With grilled salmon
The entry is refreshing. Soft acidity and moist umami with a firm spiciness. The bitterness gives it a sharpness. A good food sake. Aroma of dream. With grilled skewers
After a crisp, short entry, it has a mild sweetness and rice flavor. It has a firm yet clean and elegant lingering taste. Gintome. With Chinese pickles
A lucky charm (spectacle). It has a soft entry, as is typical of Tomikyucho, with a delayed sweet, spicy, and acidic taste. It is refreshing. Okura mayo and
Gorgeous aroma. Rich, fruity sweetness. The acidity is firm and not too strong. The aftertaste is long and lingering. Koshibuki, Gohyaku-mangoku. Liver casing and
Although it is not a Hattanso, I like this sake very much because it has the qualities of Tomikucho, such as soft water and ginjo. It is soft and gorgeous, and mellows out after a few days of drinking. Yamadanishiki, etc. Fried eggplant and soaked vegetables
It is still good when heated. The aroma and acidity are soft. The aroma and acidity are soft, but the richness is deep and the rice has a savory aroma. Ihyakumangoku. With Surume-ika Acharya Curry
Beautiful ginjo aroma. Firm lactic acidity. The sweetness and richness are moderate, and the umami spreads softly with a pleasant astringency that is crisp and clean. Hachikan grass. Mebaru bento and
Rough and powerful acidity and umami. Deep flavor. It's still good. As expected.
Ihyakumangoku. Mozuku Tomato Myoga no Sanbaizu (vinegared mozuku tomato and myoga)
Lightly cloudy with sea wind and soil. Freshness. Lemon-like acidity, low alcohol and smooth. Goes well with seafood. Yamada-Nishiki, Hachitan-Nishiki. With salted mackerel