Too sweet right after opening the bottle 😢.
On the 5th day, it seems to be more sour and closer to my taste 😁.
Rice used: 86% Aizu Yumenohana, 13% Aizu Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio: 65
Alcohol level: 16
Citrus aroma with a slight alcohol smell.
In the mouth, it has a soft acidity and mild gassiness. It finishes with a slight bitterness.
The fact that it was brewed with sake rice grown in Chiba Prefecture, produced in-house, gives it a sense of nobility!
I was storing it in my side-by-side wine cellar at home and discovered it was leaking a little, probably from the pressure inside the bottle, so I rushed to open the bottle💦.
The theme of the bottle was "Our Sweet", and I, who am not a big fan of sweet sake, was afraid to taste it...
What? This is delicious!
The aroma was mild and the taste was sweet, but I felt a rather gentle sourness.
When the lees are mixed in, a slight bitterness is also added, giving it a well-balanced taste.
I emptied a four-pack bottle all by myself (lol).
It was delicious!
Slight gasiness and elegant acidity. But both the aroma and taste are a little too sweet for my personal taste. I wonder if this is the current trend...
The aroma is complex (in a good way) with a sweet, yet slightly citrusy note. In the mouth, after a slight gassy and sweet taste, comes an elegant acidity and a light bitterness, delicious!
The first bottle of the New Year was this one.
First, the taste is gassy and sharply acidic, then crisp.
It is so clear that it is hard to believe that the rice is 70% polished.
Thin taste. The first entry is thin and fresh. From there, the richness of the sake comes out a little, and at the end, it disappears while leaving a lingering aftertaste.
As the name suggests, it is like a sparkler.
It is a light sake with an alcohol content of 13 degrees, and overall it has an assertive feel.