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sakepower
The very good balance is as good as it gets. ‼️
No unpleasant taste as usual 👌
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Orfevre
For the record, as no photos were taken.
It is a great sake for a meal with a clean, yet tasty rice flavor.
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mochimotoya
みずみたい
mochimotoya
It is dry with a hint of sweetness.
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sakepower
It's for my drinking record 🍶📸.
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rnakai88
Ryouka Junmai Ginjo
It is rather light and watery. It is not like a ginjo, but it is good!
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sakana
超辛口
もよもよ
I usually prefer fruity sake, so it is not a brand I often get, but I happened to have a chance to try it. I had heard that most Hiroshima sake is sweet, but this one is basically dry in all specifications.
The aroma of the opened bottle was pleasant, probably because it was a draft sake. As the +10 number indicates, there is no sweetness, but perhaps because of the aroma, there is no harshness from the alcohol. It is a nice sake that is refreshing and somewhat fruity.
It is said to go well with sushi and sashimi, and it certainly does.
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sakepower
It's for my drinking record 🍶📸.
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sakepower
The concentrated sweetness is goofy 😋.
The aftertaste is sharp. ‼️
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ペンギンブルー
Oh, surprisingly fruity.
It is mildly sweet with a little bit of muscat and melon flavor.
The mouthfeel is clean and refreshing, and it goes down your throat nicely.
The taste is light but full of rice flavor.
It has a core flavor.
Good crispness.
I like it.
Goes well with snap peas.
moderately
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yh0921
I haven't had it in a while.
Stable taste
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YSTJ
Hozurugi Junmai.
I returned it to cold sake and had a glass of HOTARU Tsurugi. It has the crispness that is typical of Hozurugi!
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