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ペンギンブルーOakiness, with a hint of woodiness.
Aromatic like freshly boiled corn.
A taste with a graininess.
It has a strong sweet and savory taste.
However, there is a slight astringency.
Heavy.
Taste 3/5 stars. ペンギンブルーForgot to raise it about a week ago!
Rumney, grapes, candy store and sweet aroma.
Like freshly picked grapes with a hint of grape.
Some fresh, clear sweetness of rice.
Refreshing mouthfeel.
Delicious.
Taste level 3.5/5 ちゃいるIt seems to be a rare sake that is bottled only by reservation as a limited edition sake for the sake brewery opening.
It is so-so sweet, but with 18% alcohol by volume, it is indeed intoxicating... ちゃいるLately, I have only encountered gorgeous ogara-mi-style wines, but it has been a while since I drank one with a lot of umami (flavor).
It has a delicious full flavor of rice like doburoku. But it's a ginjo-shu, isn't it? ちゃいるI thought for a second that it was sweet, but it might be dry. And there's some kind of weird flavor behind it lol (just saying).
It has the same atmosphere as the Koshi apple, so I guess the concept is still the same ✨.
Alcohol 16 degrees Celsius ちゃいるSecond time I drink it.
It's a bit harsh at first, but the sweet, gorgeous flavor and a little bit of a squashy feeling is delicious! But the sweet, gorgeous flavor and a little bit of a squashy feeling is delicious! It has 17% alcohol! ペンギンブルーForgot to raise it yesterday!
A hint of rice! Aroma.
Pineapple and cotton candy,
berry aroma.
It also has a clear taste.
Soft flavor and refreshing acidity.
Taste 4/5 stars. ペンギンブルーSlightly fruity ginjo aroma.
When you taste it, you will find gentle sweetness, umami, bitter acidity, and a clear sense of harmony.
Soft and refined rice flavor.
The taste is lean and clean.
It is smooth and crisp.
It is delicious even when lukewarm.
Delicious without any complaints.
Degree of liking ☆5/5 ペンギンブルーMelon soda-like aroma.
Fresh sweetness with a softly delicious rice flavor.
Crisp mouthfeel.
Beautiful sharpness.
Taste 3.5/5 ペンギンブルーHot, warmed sake.
Sweet, with a dusty aroma of koji and chestnuts.
Soft and mild sweetness.
Moderate acidity. The rice is rich and deliciously light with a savory aroma.
This is a delicious sake. It is a very cosy sake.
The degree of liking ☆4/5 ペンギンブルーSmells like potato shochu or gin.
Contain it and it's spicy! Biribiri spicy!
Aroma of wood and melon.
Sharp taste.
It's a refreshing drink, but...
Taste level 2/5 ペンギンブルーRipe persimmon-like aroma.
Tropical aroma.
Gattun alcohol pungency.
It has a freshness, but at the same time, it has a robust pungent flavor.
It has a rich sweetness of a sugar-sweet type, but it does not expand so much.
It disappears quickly and comfortably. ペンギンブルーThe aroma is not so strong.
The mouthfeel is a bit more acidic and refreshing than expected.
It has a pear-like fruitiness and a milky flavor similar to rice juice.
Taste: 3.5/5 ペンギンブルーBanana, slightly floral aroma.
Floral aroma with acidity.
The fruity, bitter, and astringent taste is accompanied by a rice flavor.
It has a rice-like texture, like that of Kamishinko (fresh rice flour).
The mouthfeel is light, but slightly umami.
Taste: 3/5 stars. ペンギンブルーThe glossy texture gives way to a full-bodied flavor.
Sweet and sour.
A little sour and sweet, with a melon-like taste.
Yet, it has a cohesive and structured flavor.
Later on, the rice flavor and the neat graininess overlap.
This is clearly a good sake.
My favorite level ☆4/5 ちゃいるSpeaking of Eiko-Fuji, it has an interesting, somewhat kitchen-style label. This one also looks powerful, but it is a Junmai Daiginjo, so it has a smooth, easy-drinking mouthfeel and just the right amount of fruity flavor.
It's a Junmai Daiginjo, but it also tastes great hot. Because it is magma. ペンギンブルーBring in the sake that you guessed was sent from your parents' house.
Slightly vegetal but nectarous aroma.
When you drink it, it has a fruity and herbal aroma.
The dense umami with a sense of elasticity comes through strongly.
It goes down the throat and finishes with a nice sharpness, so it is not too strong at the end.
Degree of preference 3.5/5 RecommendedContentsSectionView.title