Fresh and fruity. Thick and lush. It finishes early, but the acidity and bitterness are moderate, and the aroma lingers. Hashu Honor, Yamada Nishiki. Boiled peanuts and
It is not sweet, but clear and crisp. The acidity is sharp and clean, and you will never get tired of drinking it. Ihyakumangoku. Metbrust, Gokotsuru (an extra), and
Fresh aroma. Surprisingly strong entry with a mild sweet acidity. It has a strong, thick flavor. Soft and long aftertaste. Ginga. Mini prawn tempura and
Slight ginjo aroma. Soft entry, not too sweet, with a beautiful watery flavor. The aroma lingers on aftertaste with a spicy finish. Yamada Nishiki. Shin Gin polished rice. With Narazuke (pickles)
Full-bodied ginjo aroma. The soft texture has a moderate umami of rice. The spicy accent gives it a sharp finish with a long aftertaste. Well-balanced. With steamed oysters
Slightly fruity aroma. It has a strong sake-like hot taste. Acid and savory sweetness. Long aftertaste. Hachikan-Nishiki, Shin-Chihon. With fried oysters
Gorgeous ginjo aroma. Fresh and beautiful sweetness from the hard entry. Clean and sharp with a unique bitterness. Hachikanso. Flat polished rice. Dried squid and
Fresh aroma. The entry is slightly spicy yet smooth and moderately fruity. Easy to drink and does not interfere with food. The sharpness is firm. Mochi cheese with mentaiko monja