Moderately sweet, spicy and acidic. Very well balanced. Quick to finish. The bitterness is also felt and refreshing. It is honestly delicious. Yamada Nishiki. Angei Murasaki and
Drank a bottle of Kamo Kanehide. It has a nice sweetness, umami, and a good acidity. 300ml is a great price for such a delicious wine. Yumachi and Hachikan Nishiki. With anago-meshi (rice with conger eel).
Soft mouthfeel. Good rice flavor. The spiciness is followed by a refreshing spiciness. There is a hint of sweetness in the aftertaste. Yamada Nishiki. With grilled prawns and
The aroma is sake-like. Sourness is moderate and dry. The impression is clear, but it also has a good umami, and the finish is clean. Serve with grilled shishito peppers and
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