Refreshing crispness literally. Water softness. Moderate flavor. The sharpness is refreshing. Yamadanishiki, etc. (some rice polished by Shin Gin). Young corn steamed and roasted
Mild in both aroma and flavor. I like this type, which is sharp with bitterness and (in a good way) miscellaneous flavors. Dreamy aroma. Pork and Pork Pong
Rich sweetness similar to caramel. Refreshing acidity, not cloying. The aroma is savory and lingers for a long time. It may be good as a stand-alone wine without snacks. Nihonharu, Gohyakumangoku. Vinegared motsu and
I like to drink every once in a while for some reason. Bony. Smoky aroma different from the regular version. Good on its own, but would go well with strong flavored food. With sausage and eggs
Famous for its local commercial "Senpuku ichiru desu ka" ("How about a cup of Senpuku?"). The once-a-year summer sake is sweet, sour and juicy. Filet Cutlet and
Easy to drink. Slightly fresh on entry, low alcohol and not too sweet. Long finish. It would go well with summer vegetables. Hachitan Nishiki. With Nozawana
Light. After a hard entry, it suddenly swells and shrieks with a moderate sweetness and acidity, giving it a summer sake feel. Hachitan Nishiki. With komatsuna (Japanese mustard spinach) and tenkasu (fish cake).
Crisp, spicy and fruity with a dark sweetness. It finishes with sourness and a hint of bitterness. Omachi produced in Okayama Prefecture. Kaiser-Jakut and