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Carnivorous" as the label suggests. Sake that goes well with meat dishes.
I would be tempted to buy it by the label.
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I woke up with a dry taste.
It is guttural, but light.
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The label is cool. I'd buy the jackets.
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It is not only spicy but also tasty.
I paired it with horse mackerel nigiri, which I let sit for three days.
This kind of refreshing sake goes well with the firm and sticky taste of horse mackerel.
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Dry. It is refreshing.
The sushi was made with ingredients that had been left to rest for three days.
The sticky, moist sushi pieces went well with the dry sake.
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A very dry ginjo that I would describe as "Kiririri".
The label is nice.
The word "limited edition" is also weak.
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The word "clean" is reserved for this drink.
It is clean and crisp, with a refreshing aftertaste. The aroma is light.
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It has a strong rice flavor with a clean aftertaste.
It is perfect as a food wine and goes especially well with seafood dishes.
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As one would expect from 寫楽. The word "moderately good" applies.
The aroma is just right. The acidity is just right. It's just right.
You can drink it forever.
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This is good! Beautiful taste.
Brewed with sake rice "Dewanosato", it is a refreshing drink.
You can drink as much as you want.
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Limited edition sake from Wakayama's Kurumazaka. The stylish label is inspired by the image of blue waves.
It may seem refreshing, but it is a special junmai sake and has a strong sake taste.
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The first drink of the "Sushi Course with All-You-Can-Drink Sake for 12,000 yen" was this.
This is definitely unprofitable.
This is the brand that was served in the first class of JAL's international flights, and it is a sake that has been successfully revived after the Great East Japan Earthquake, even though its saddle was completely destroyed. It is very clean, refreshing, and pleasant to drink.
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This is the sake that got me interested in sake.
It is still delicious. I was moved to tears.
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Sake from Saku City, Nagano Prefecture. Uses Kumamoto yeast.
Easy to drink, dry taste.
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Sake from Ube, Yamaguchi. A bottle that is too easy to drink.
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The summer sake. It has a moderate acidity and is pleasant to drink.
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It is easy to drink like water and has a smooth taste.
As the name suggests, it is recommended to drink it on the rocks at a temperature of 0 to 5℃.
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As expected! Tasake's special junmai sake. It is as smooth as water.
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Well, it is a standard sake.
It is a special honjozo, so it is in the cheap category. Nevertheless, it has a clean aftertaste.
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