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
Gorgeous aroma. Fruity, mildly sweet and acidic. The spiciness and bitterness are sharp and the lingering aroma lingers. Koshihikari. With grilled sausage & kraut
Sake aroma. Sour spiciness and thick sweetness almost at the same time. A slight astringency with a wavering aftertaste. Miyamanishiki, Sai no Kagayaki. Yorii Torottoro Eggplant with grilled eggplant.
Good evening, Mr. Hamshu😃Bukko-Masamune is an old-fashioned sake that is not influenced by the latest trends 🍶. Grilled eggplant...looks delicious 😋and Yorii...Saitama-Chichibu marriage!
Aromatic aroma. Sweetness and acidity are strong. Not too bitter and sharp with a bitter taste. Well-balanced. Miyamanishiki, Yamae-Nishiki, Yamada-Nishiki
Hitogokochi. With Ume Tuna Potato Salad
This is a dangerous sake that is dry but has a beautiful acidity and excellent sharpness that makes it easy to enjoy. Ihyakumangoku. With sausage & kraut
Fruity aroma. It is light and not too sweet with a spicy and acidic taste, and the umami flavor develops later. Hachitan-Nishiki (Shin-Gin polished rice). Coppa ham and
The entry is spicy and sour, and the rest is soft and smooth. It is not too sweet, but has an astringency that is typical of Hachikanso, and is crisp and sharp. Hattanso. Avoid cheese and
Slightly carbonated. Dry entry, low acidity. Sweetness and bitterness. You will never get tired of drinking it. The taste is different from that of sparkling wine, as it has a strong rice flavor. Yamada Nishiki. Caprese and
Freshness. Even with low alcohol content, it has a strong acidity and richness. Thick, but with a clean finish. Aikoku No. 3, Yamada Nishiki. With Ume Tanuki
Good evening! I happened to find it at a liquor store near me.
I bought it because I like both Sentori and Houou Mita, but it is indeed expensive (lol). It is very tasty, but I imagine it is like a cheering gift & a souvenir!