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t.o.s.h.i
refreshingly delicious
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KAWA
Not so hot as to be super-hot.
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YukiOk0408
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This sake is light, but has a solid core of umami. The crisp acidity in the latter half of the bottle asserts its dry, dry character, making it a summer sake with a clear character.
It is delicious.
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Since we have had a series of sake with good mouthfeel, let's go with a super-hot sake. This is a summer sake with a sharp taste of +11.
It is called "Hyakusai," but it is very light.
Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice typeïŒHitachiniku Nihonsharu
Rice Polishing RatioïŒ70
Sake degree: +11
Acidity: 1.8
Amino Acid ContentïŒ1.6
Alcohol content: 15
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Sophie
I had the summer-only version at a sushi restaurant. It is dry but not too harsh, refreshing and easy to drink!
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yh0921
The taste of Akan rice cranes is so shockingly good...
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It's Ibaraki, the name is austere, and you'd expect it to be austere and dry anyway, but it's surprisingly fruity and umami. It is a good choice because of its unexpectedness!
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fried small horse mackerel, simmered bamboo shoots and thick fried tofu, vermicelli and spinach with sea chicken...
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I bought Hyakusai because of its cosiness and naming.
The moment I put it in my mouth, I almost thought it was an old-fashioned sake, though the aroma is rich... but it is delicious with a perfect line and a modern atmosphere. The richness of the flavor was not too strong, and it was a very satisfying bottle of sake with a mouthfeel that is hard to find! Thank you very much for the sake!
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Good evening ð what a nice name ð100 years old is not so easy to get over the ninety-nine wall ð
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Hi Tsuyodai ð.
I liked the naming, but the taste was greatð
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Purchased because of the spring-like label.
The aroma is fresh and sweet, typical of nama-shu.
The mouthfeel is light and sweet first.
Sourness and a slight bitterness soon follow, but the sweetness is also present. It finishes clean and crisp.
A spring-like sake with a gorgeous and light flavor.
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