Notes of cucumber melon. So pretty — 11 years ago
Un clasic, no falla mai — 12 years ago
Crisp clean unfiltered sake. Mango banana nose with smooth clean creamy feel . I like. — 9 years ago
Simply amazing, subtle and complex at the same time. — 10 years ago
Name:" Gassan"/ brewery: Yoshida shuzou/ region: Shimane prefecture/ category: tokubetsu junmai unfiltered undiluted unpasturised/ cépage: Hohyakumangoku for koji, Kan-no-mai for mash/ light note, good acid and dry bitterness with hint of pineapple. — 11 years ago
This is one of the most exciting wines I have had in ages and so totally in my wheelhouse for what I want out of this category that I could stand to have a keg of this on tap in my kitchen. I am tempted to rate this 10/10 as I literally cannot imagine it being more perfect or more satisfying, and am just coming (slightly) more down to earth on account of the fact that I will admit that even the greatest skin contact white wine ever made is maybe not at the level of the 1945 Romanee-Conti. That said, this is the greatest skin contact white wine ever made. It's what they all should be. The level of freshness just knocks your socks off. It's like a Super Bowl Gatorade dunk for the palate. The fruit flavors are succulent and unabashedly delicious - lots of peach, some melon, and unidentified other stuff contributing to the type of tropical refreshment that would make you want to put this in a mai tai glass with a little umbrella in it, and with a texture as sharp and acute as an icicle. The hue at the moment is a luminous salmon - even the color is enticing. It is not "orange wine." My complaint with many skin contact whites is that they pick up their depth and intrigue at the expense of freshness and drinkability. But here there is no tradeoff. This has the freshness of a dozen oysters and the drinkability is off the charts. Guzzling it is more like it. — 9 years ago
Name:" Gassan"/ brewery: Yoshida shuzou/ region: Shimane prefecture/ category: tasty dry junmai unclear unfiltered undiluted unpasturised/ cépage: Gohyakumangoku for koji, Kan-no-mai for mash/ light note of pineapple with hint of mineral. Fresh bitter attack, good acid and dry after. — 11 years ago
Ben de Vin
Funky, touch of sweetness, pear, apricot, restrained alcohol for Viognier, cloudy, lengthy, touch of oxidation, no sulphur - goes down way too easily. Delicious, interesting 🍇👌 — 8 years ago