The unique taste of Iwanoi, which is different from previous sakes, goes well not only with Japanese food but also with various Western food, so please try it.
Tasting report by Sommelier and Sake Diploma (Mr. Iigo)
First impression: A massive, yet mellow and smooth taste spreads in the mouth. The aftertaste is acidic.
The aftertaste is light. As the temperature rises, you can enjoy the strong flavor and mellow, creamy taste.
As the temperature rises, you can enjoy the strong flavor and mellow, creamy taste.
Overall: Goes well with dishes with strong flavors. It also goes well with tomatoes and other acidic dishes.
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