Very tasty.
Sweet and dark.
I was surprised to learn that Gin-no-Yume is the same as Ko-iku No. 54.
The characters on the label look like free fonts.
Is it Aoyagi slogan?
Bitter. I think this may be the first time I have ever felt such bitterness in sake.
A nuance of grapefruit ← I know.
Not a bad taste. It is delicious.
It is not as sweet as Yumesansui, but the sweetness of the rice seems to be stronger.
It is said to have a muscat-like aroma, but I can't tell.
It also has a strong umami.
Delicious.
It is sweet.
Purchased at Gekkeikan Okura Memorial Hall.
Delicious. But it is thick.
It's not so thick that it makes you feel like "oohing and ahhing".
I prefer to drink it more lightly.
Good. Is it a little bit colored? The Houraisen Sora and Kuheiji junmai daiginjos in the comparison are also delicious, but only the Jyushidai seems exceptional. It is sweet. I guess they are all good if you don't compare them...
Is the sky more peculiar?
Yamadanishiki 100%, Polishing ratio 40%, No.10 yeast, Kisogawa underground water
Sake degree +1, acidity 1.3, amino acidity 1.1
Mellow and sweet, but refreshing and delicious. I like it.
Junmai Ginjo from Kin Ginka Shuzo (Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture).
It's not listed on the label, but the brand name is probably "Kin Gin Hana.
It seems that there is still a hint of rice in the taste.
It's not the usual fruity and easy to drink kind.