Timeline
やす☆Mitsui's PB made at Ginjo Kobo.
The rice polishing ratio is unknown, but the taste is very clean. It has a strawberry-like fruity flavor that quickly disappears. やす☆The first Shinkame active nigori I drank was a mouthful. It has a strong nigori rice flavor, but the low alcohol content makes it refreshing to drink.
I think it is probably the most tasty type of nigori when opened at the mouth. やす☆It has a clear and refreshing mouthfeel, and at 12 degrees Celsius, it is light and easy to drink, and disappears quickly. やす☆It has the refreshing crispness of aluzoe, but the sharpness is gentler. It has no sense of alcohol and certainly goes well with fish dishes. やす☆Gorgeous aroma. It has a fresh, melon-like sweetness and flavor, and the firmness of the original sake. やす☆Fresh, shriveled. Good balance of clear crisp acidity and light nigori milky graininess. やす☆It has a soft and beautiful white grape-like sweetness and flavor, and it finishes with a hint of acidity. Well balanced. This is my favorite of all the Yuki no Bijin I have had so far. やす☆The aroma is subdued, and although it is a 2020BY, there is no sense of maturity; it has a beautiful flavor and a clean, crisp feel. As the temperature rises, it becomes softer.
It has a clean and elegant flavor that is typical of Kuroryu and is good as a food sake. やす☆It was bottled once. The sake rice is Dewa Sanda. It has a soft and gorgeous sweet flavor. It tastes just like Hanamura. やす☆Clean and refreshing mouthfeel. It has an elegant and beautiful sweet flavor. As the temperature rises, the flavor increases, but it has the elegance of a 45% polish. やす☆Sweet yet refreshing taste. Kuroryu's Alzoe is delicious. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title