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Fruity and rich taste. It has no peculiarities, and its mellow aroma spreads.
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flos_lingua_est
This is a product that I purchased at a liquor store I stopped by on a trip to Kanazawa, Japan, in the course of a conversation with the owner, even though it had nothing to do with the area. I told the owner that I was not fond of caproic acid pung-pung, and he introduced me to this product. I would have preferred a local sake like Tengumai's Yamahai, but I guess that's just fate, right?
The aroma is mild and somewhat muscat-like. When you sip it, it is fresh and peachy.
At the same time, it has hints of banana and melon, which I personally like. I checked later and found out that it was brewed with No. 7 yeast, so I guess that's why I like the aroma... I also like Kaze no Mori... I think I'll try Masumi next time!
It has a complex aroma, with some floral notes...
The body is surprisingly firm, so the contours are not blurred, and on the first day, I felt the alcohol directly and a bit harsh, but from the second day, it calmed down and I could feel a slight creaminess on my tongue.
The sweetness is only moderately sweetened, so it is a refreshing sake that is perfect as a mealtime drink. Perhaps it is the type of sake that uses alcohol rather than acidity to bring out its sharpness, or perhaps the flavor itself has a sharpness that is not right in the middle of my personal taste, but I enjoyed it because I like its aroma.
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nyamubon
It has one of the strongest fruity aromas I have ever had.
It tastes very refreshing and fruity like a melon. A sake that made me so happy.
I served it with cheese millefeuille of Ichida persimmon and miso wrapped with shiso.
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Tosa-shiragikuShiragiku Tosa CEL-24
夜の部
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I told them I was in a dry mood and they recommended this one.
There was also a Shiragiku Nama Nigori Slightly Carbonated, but after some hesitation, I decided to go with the Dry Kotoba ni Hijiri-shi.
The aroma was subdued but fruity.
No sticky sweetness, perfect for today's mood.
It has a gentle dry taste.
We enjoyed it with sardine sashimi and sea bream carpaccio, which we were told were caught in abundance 😊.
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風の新十郎
100% Omachi from Okayama Prefecture!
Yumachi Yumachi!
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a79yrod
Moonlight
Natur "water
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hoshiaki
Special Junmai🍶Hiyaoroshi🍁Tosa Rei🌾.
Mild and gentle but firm. Reminiscent of pear🍐 with a dry aftertaste. Pour off the oil from the lotus root scissors fry.
Umi to @Takadanobaba 20241009
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倍割り
Around acidity and sweetness.
It flows into sweetness and has a refreshing aftertaste.
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ena
Refreshing aroma.
The mouthfeel is gentle, but the aftertaste is quite sharp.
The more you drink, the better it tastes.
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Kano
Finally, here is Tosa Shiragiku: ☝️
It is a delicious sake with a refreshing citrus aroma and a fresh, raw taste 😊.
Finally finished uploading 🎉.
We drank all the sake from the 19 breweries (the glasses were banquet-spec beer glasses) and by the time we left the venue, we were so exhausted from drinking, drinking, drinking that we were dizzy on our feet 😂.
It's nice to be able to compare a lot of sake at once, but it's also tiring. But it was great to talk to so many brewers ✨✨✨.
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ma-ki-
Kano_、、、、 how much you drink 😁✨✨
You're already too much😅.
But I enjoyed learning a lot about Kochi sake 😋.
Great review 😊.
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Kano
ma-ki-, good evening😊I drank too much 😅I was dead the next day with a solid hangover 😭.
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じゅんいち
Clear! A little sweet.
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