They recommend 60 degrees Celsius or higher. Super heated to the brim. It is hot, refreshing, and clean. It is a beautifully warmed sake and easy to drink. With mussels
Fruity aroma. Soft and gaseous. Rich rice flavor. It is round but also clear and crisp. Aroma of "Yui". To be served with chikuwa isobe-age (fried seafood) and
Refreshing aroma. Entering with a piquancy. Fresh and fruity. Soft but full-bodied in the second half. Malted Rice︰Yamadanishiki, Kake︰Hinohikari. Good with sausage & kraut
Soft entry. Fresh acidity and sweetness. In the latter half, the umami of the rice comes in a flash, and it finishes cleanly. As expected. Ihyakumangoku. Thick fried bean curd and
Aged aroma. Spicy, but the acidity is more impressive. Powerful enough to be overpowered by strong-flavored knobs. Slight astringency. A modified Omachi. Serve warm. With sauteed anchovies and spinach
Gorgeous and gentle aroma. After a short sharp taste, the sweetness of rice spreads gently. It finishes with a hint of sourness and bitterness. Yamada Nishiki. With steamed oysters
Soft entry, followed by bitterness, astringency, and spiciness. It is not too sweet and the lingering aftertaste is long, but it goes away quickly. It has the umami of water rather than the umami of rice. Strangely delicious. Hachitan Nishiki. Smoked yellowtail and