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KBrilliantly fruity
Light acidity and flavor that goes well with everything
Relatively low sweetness
Quite light on the back palate
4.25 KA balance of umami and acidity0
The entry is heavy for a jun-daigin, but the back palate is light with only a hint of acidity.
Although it is fire-aged, I would like to see a little more youthfulness that is typical of new sake.
For this price, I would choose Masanochi Nakadori.
3.75 K(Left photo)
The fine sweetness typical of Yamadanishiki is well expressed and well balanced with acidity and umami.
It has a light aftertaste, but I prefer New Moon.
4.00 K(Right photo)
Slightly effervescent, with a slight acidity and a young astringency.
After that, a little sweetness and umami.
It is more refreshing than the Yoshikawa Yamadanishiki Jun Daigin.
4.25 K(Right photo)
Juicy, mellow and sweet, reminiscent of banana shakes.
The umami and bitterness lingers in the aftertaste, but it is not dull.
4.25 K(Left photo)
In and out in a snap
It is as smooth as water.
Beautiful sweetness and flavor when tasted well.
I think this is the first sake of this level (in terms of price), but it is well-balanced and appropriate.
It seems to be best served cold in the snow, but as the temperature rises, it becomes easier to taste the gentle sweetness and acidity.
4.50 KYou can feel the gorgeous, mellow sweetness and umami that is typical of Aizan, and you can feel it in abundance.
However, both the entrance and the aftertaste are not peculiar and easy to drink!
I like Aizan after all!
5.00 KCompared to Akitsuho 657, it seems more complex and full-bodied.
The impression is similar to that of the previous dewy leaf style, perhaps due to the rice polishing ratio.
The freshness of the unpasteurized sake is also a pleasant element.
The bitterness, which is not too strong, is also more pronounced.
But it is delicious!
4.25 KThis is the most orthodox Akitsuho 657 from Kaze no Mori, and it's the first time I've had it!
It has a wonderful taste full of "character" that is suitable for the flagship of Kaze no Mori!
Good cost performance, too!
5.00 KThe most gorgeous and fruity rice wine I have ever tasted!
Light on the palate, the sweet and tasty acidity spreads throughout the mouth, but fades away quickly and comfortably.
A very well-balanced bottle.
4.25 KVery floral and refreshing, with a tropical fruit juice-like impression.
A beautiful and unmistakable Omine quality.
No doubt about it!
4.50 KThe sweet, delicious acidity is 寫楽, though,
The bitterness and complexity that is typical of Omachi, and the umami that is different from the others, are brought out to the fullest.
4.00 KSchwarzwald sweet, bitter and acidic. Particularly pleasant bitterness, with a mature rummy feel. The aftertaste is refreshing.
4.25 KIt has a light, refreshing finish with little sweetness and a slight bitterness as an accent. The taste is distinctly different from special junmai.
4.00 KIt is clear, although I think it may have been after the KITASHIZUKU. However, Nabeshima's typical aroma and sweet umami can be felt well.
4.25 KThis is the sweetest Nabeshima I have ever tasted. It has a sweet and juicy flavor similar to Kangiku and Hiran. It is like a dessert wine.
5.00 KIt is truly a daiginjo! It has a gorgeous and beautiful floral ginjo aroma. It has a wonderful balance of sweetness and sweetness in the mouth, and is easy to drink with a clean finish.
5.00 KIt has a somewhat deeper taste in both mouthfeel and aftertaste than the usual product. The balance of aroma, sweetness, and umami that passes through the nose is the very essence of Ohmine.
4.25 KWarmed to lukewarm.
Heavy but not too heavy on the palate, with a light sweetness on the finish.
3.0 KSoft sweetness lingers for a long time
Citrusy aroma
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