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やす☆30BY heated. The color is as shown in the photo. The owner says it has a lot of acidity, so it's best to heat it up.
It has a mellow flavor that only a heated sake can deliver, and the acidity is just right. やす☆This is the first time I drank Banshu Ikken raw sake.
It has a refreshing taste and a crisp, clean finish. It tastes just like Banshu Ikken. やす☆The mouthfeel is clean and crisp. It has a crisp acidity and good sharpness. Although it has a sake strength of +9, it is not too sharp, probably because it is 50% polished, and has a soft taste. やす☆This one is also fresh on the palate with a firm feel. I would like to drink this sake warmed. やす☆Fresh mouthfeel and firm flavor. やす☆It has a pleasantly warmed, rounded, aged feel to it. やす☆It has a roughness like a raw sake, but has a strong flavor. It's worth drinking. やす☆Clear and sweet. Light and flat. やす☆This is a 27BY aged. The freshness is still there, but it's mellow and has a nice maturity to it. やす☆This is a 29BY aged. It's still fresh but has a great flavor with a bit of aging. やす☆It is said that this sake was made at the Fukumochi Sake Brewery in Mie Prefecture to revive Shikishima, which was made in Aichi Prefecture.
It has a soft taste with a faint sweetness in the mouth, with just the right amount of umami. やす☆It is light and refreshing, with a faint taste of rice that is pleasant.
I would like to try some of the other sake from this brewery, which seems to produce many different types of sake. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title