Four Fox Junmai Daiginjo

Super smooth and elegant. Very easy and enjoyable from the first to the last drop, all of which disappeared too quickly.

the **** are great at packaging

Interesting w peranakan

This sake by Four Fox Sake is a brew with a radical bottle design hailing from Niigata. A revolutionary attempt to modernize sake as a suave choice of drink in nightclubs and swanky bars, this 50% polished Gohyakumangoku Junmai Daiginjo has some of the most swag marketing, and the posts that come along with it are literally dripping with @hypebeast. ⠀ ⠀ The nose features melon rind, with hints of peppery spice, tart green apples and sweet lychee amongst rice husk and straw notes.⠀ ⠀ A subtle honeydew coats the tongue with a soft, steamed rice flavour. Overall, a round and sweet character which is lovely, umami-filled, but short lived.⠀ ⠀ A surge of crisp, and an electrifying dryness rushes over the entire profile quickly, urging you towards the finish, which is of medium length with a gradually fading sweetness. ⠀ ⠀ Overall, this sake has good balance. It is easy to drink and is perfect for sake beginners, which the world needs more of. I find this sake simple to drink as an absent-minded tipple, or four. ⠀ ⠀ This sake was built with a straightforward character for cocktail making, or Foxtails, as aptly named. I'm no bartender, but I gave my fair attempt with Four Fox Sake, fresh pressed muskmelon juice, and a dash of bitter lemon soda, which was fun and absolutely delectable (I'll put a disclaimer on my personal bias). But, I totally see the point and appeal of Four Fox Sake, Foxtails, and the whole experience indeed, and I'd love to see more of it real soon. ⠀

strong taste while only 16% abv