It is thick and alcoholic, with a slightly tangy aftertaste. It tastes like the sake my father used to drink on special occasions. It's the kind of sake my father used to drink on special occasions.
Opened a bottle of liquor I pre-purchased to drink at home with my relatives! Delicious! It was delicious, but I drank so much before that I don't remember the details of the taste... I would like to drink it carefully next time.
On the way home from drinking at the office, I went to the Depa Basement to taste some sake. I was able to compare three kinds of sake from the same brewery, and this one was the most suitable for me, so I took it home with me.
The clerk who explained it to me said that it's a vintage sake that's been aged for a year, which makes it more tender and delicious. I'm sure you'll like it. I'm not going to open it today, but I'm going to drink it slowly on my day off.
We couldn't wait for the holiday and opened this bottle today! It has a spicy feeling that I didn't feel when I tasted it. It also has the tartness that the clerk mentioned. The aftertaste remains strong, so you can enjoy the lingering aftertaste. The acidity was also just right for me. I want to drink it again (^-^)
I had Kamotsuru and Kikuhime on the same day, but Yuki no Kayasha was the sweetest. Even though it was sweet, the aftertaste was so smooth that it made me feel like I was on top of the world. I drank it all immediately. I would like to buy it again.
This is a limited distribution product of Goshin. It doesn't say so, but a search shows that all the Ganao (read as "ano") are unfiltered, unpasteurized sake. It's fresh and juicy, with a bit of gas. A little bitterness at the end. There are many variations of Ganao, so I think I'll give it a try. I often come to the department store.
I have learned what Yamahai brewing is all about. It's an inefficient production method.... The color of the sake is yellowish. It doesn't have the fruity taste that is popular these days, but you can feel the sweetness and sourness enough. Maybe because I drank it alternately with Kamotsuru, I felt the sweetness more. It tastes like Shaoxing wine.
I bought it at an event at Kintetsu Department Store. It doesn't say so, but the brewer said that it is unfiltered undiluted sake. It is rare to find unfiltered raw sake. I heard that you can only buy the raw version at the event. The rest of the sake is served with fire. I've had other raw versions of kijoshu, but I've never tasted anything like this. It's sweet, but not overly sweet.
I've been to Kintetsu Department Store's Sake Tour several times, but I think I only buy Nara's sake. I wanted to buy many kinds of sake this time, but due to my luggage and budget, I could only buy two bottles.
I've never seen Rashomon sake before, and it was a mid-pack, so I bought it. I was expecting it to be more difficult to drink, but it tastes mainly sweet and savory and is easy to drink. It's easy to drink with a sweet and savory main flavor. In the end, he gets mad with the bitterness.