Rosé no Yukidoke
As the name suggests, it has a gorgeous wine-like aroma and a berry-like sweetness.
Amazing that the yeast alone in a Junmai Daiginjo can produce this pink color and flavor!
This is YOKOYAMA which uses yeast No.7.
The aroma is muscat-like and when you drink it, you can really feel the flavor.
It's perfect for drinking in small quantities.
Sake recommended by the shop owner.
This sake is made on Iki Island.
It seems to be made with yeast No.18 and No.14.
The aroma is sweet and refreshing, so you can enjoy it without hesitation.
It also has a gassy and tingly taste.
Senkou Kamenoo Raw Sake
I've drunk a lot of Senkou, but Kame-no-o is probably my favorite.
It is a versatile sake that can be enjoyed with or without food.
It is the first sake after moving to Higashikawa-cho, Hokkaido.
It is a Daiginjo, but the aroma is low and the aftertaste is short.
It is like a sake for eating.
It's great to see sake from Hokkaido getting a boost.
The Snowman I learned about from Sakelab
I missed buying this at the end of the year, and I thought I'd have to wait until the next snowman, but luckily I was allowed to drink a bottle of unopened snowman.
It has a bubbling sensation and a sweetness characteristic of nigori.
This is delicious! I'm sure I'm going to gulp it down!
I drank it with tachipon.
Let's start this year's sake season with Tasake!
The best sake for a meal.
The sweet aroma is suppressed, but the sharpness and alcohol can be felt.
It's perfect for drinking in small quantities.