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いーじーPurchased at a liquor store.
Like one previous post, it is one of the LIMITED SERIES.
I hope you can refer to my previous post for more details.
It was served cold, as it was written that cold sake is better.
No aroma here either.
It has a broad flavor with no cloying taste, probably due to the fact that it is made from Yamadanishiki. The lingering aftertaste is longer than that of Hachitan-nishiki.
I think it would go well with something sour and acidic.
The official description says, "Always a good student with excellent grades, an all-around honor student type. Cool, smart and popular".
As in the previous issue, this one, too, can be compared to the "Shinryu" that appeared in the III Dracula series, which is popular while being strong enough to be an appropriate back-boss.
The other two limited series are "Hachikan 35" and "Yumachi." Which one is the "Dragon King," who has great ambition and maintains an aura of supremacy and strength? I would love to purchase the next one. いーじーBought it at a liquor store.
I bought it because of its cool name.
It is one of the Limited Series, which is sake made using the raw rice of each type of sake rice.
I didn't notice much aroma.
The taste is light and full-bodied.
It is neither weak nor strong, and has a well-balanced taste. It is gradually and slowly felt.
The official website describes it as "a food sake that is easy to match with any food," and it went with just about everything.
Also, the image of the character was described as "a cheerful mood-maker with a beloved character.
As a Dracula fan myself, I can compare him to the "Master Dragon" who appeared in the sky works and has a noble aura, but can also be kind to humans. いーじーSlightly fragrant ginjo aroma, slightly yellowish.
The full, voluminous flavor of the rice spreads out.
The mouthfeel is slightly hard and firm.
The aftertaste is quite long.
I drank it cold. It is perfect as a food sake. いーじーIt was dry and slightly bitter with little sweetness.
There was no lingering aftertaste, and the taste was light. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title