It is designed to have a strong sweetness for a summer sake. It has almost no detectable peculiarities, so it can change its character dramatically depending on what it is paired with.
Although it is a summer sake, it is a sake with a robust flavor. The aftertaste is not too refreshing and gives the impression of having enjoyed sake. It is recommended for those who are tired of sake that is too refreshing.
It has a light mouthfeel with a touch of sweetness. You can enjoy a firm taste with a gassy sensation. It has a good sense of balance and its low alcohol content makes it a perfect summer sake.
You can feel a sense of gas. However, the sweetness is not too strong, and it can be tasted cleanly and smoothly. The alcohol content is not too high at 13%, so it is easy to drink even in the hot summer months. When paired with fried foods, the gaseous sensation can be utilized and the wine will be well balanced.
I think the focus of this sake is on bitterness. It is not too sweet, so it has a very good balance of not being too heavy, but not too light either. I think it is a sake that goes well with fish and makes the most of each other.
It has a crisp and tight mouthfeel. You can enjoy its firm dry taste. It has a short aftertaste and enhances the flavor of the food. We paired it with sashimi, which was very tasty.
It has a crisp and tight mouthfeel. You can enjoy its firm dry taste. It has a short aftertaste and enhances the flavor of the food. We paired it with sashimi, which was very tasty.
A strong gassy sensation can be felt upon opening the seal. You can enjoy the full-bodied sweetness in the middle part of the bottle with a clean and refreshing aftertaste. You can enjoy the robust flavor, so the sake can be enjoyed on its own or with food.
This sake has a fresh green nuance. I think the flavor you experience will change greatly depending on what you pair it with. I paired it with young ayu fish tempura, and the bitter gills of the sweetness of the sake were the focus of the flavor, so I think you can experience a variety of flavors depending on what you pair it with.
The acidity is well pronounced. Nevertheless, the balance is well maintained and the taste is pleasant. The aftertaste is not that long and can be drunk without hesitation. Oita is known for its shochu (distilled spirit), but it also makes a delicious sake, and we hope it will continue to do well in the future.
This liquor focuses on the aroma. It has a tremendous pineapple aroma. The tropical flavor is a shock to the senses, and it is a shock that exceeds the limit value of the aroma so far, while giving the impression of a hana-yoku. The aftertaste is short and not too dull. Women will like this flavor.
It has a better sense of balance than I had imagined, making it easy to drink even with Nara's sake, which is not a good match. It has a short aftertaste and can be drunk refreshingly with a touch of sweetness.
The acidity seems to be strong for a red wine. The gasiness is moderate, so you can enjoy the changes in flavor over time. It has a slightly bitter aftertaste, making it easy to drink even in hot summer.
Although the product name is "microbubbly," you can feel the gasiness quite strongly. The refreshing, piquant mouthfeel blows away the summer heat. The taste is not too sweet, and it is easy to drink with just the right amount of sweetness.
Compared to Yamada-Nishiki, it has a firm and sharp taste. It has a clean and refreshing finish with a light aftertaste. It can be drunk smoothly and is a very easy-drinking sake.
A little acidity can be detected, but it seems to be well balanced with the sweetness of Nabeshima. It is also a sake that can be enjoyed slowly, with a relatively long aftertaste. It is an easy-drinking sake with a firm sweetness.
It has a strong sweetness. It also has a slightly brown sugar-like richness, making it a sake that can be savored well. I felt it was similar to the flavor of Saku's sake.
The taste is slightly acidic for Yamada-Nishiki. The overall finish is soft and mellow, but it also has a freshness that is typical of Akabu. It is a new aspect of Yamada-Nishiki that we think you will enjoy.