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Gary Leong
Had this special high grade sake from Oujiman brewery. It has a 6% rice polishing ratio!! I loved its mellow fruity notes and a elegantly clean finishing, it keeps tempt you to drink it. I'll definitely buy this again next time.
shun
I drank it in a wine glass. As written, it has a strong aroma of banana and melon, and the melon aroma is very much present in the mouth.
Later, I tried it hot, and it was very easy to drink, with a mellowness and sweetness that increased.
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赤兎馬
Rice polishing rate: 50%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Sake with a clean flavor!
A little dry?
4.0
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けん兄
Tsunashima Daikichi Kinko's
My No.1
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Anthony Laurence
Very sweet and sour
おさけあせい
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Fruity, delicious, rich taste
Slightly fizzy
The taste changes over time, so it's best to finish it as soon as possible
Junmai Daiginjo
Good value for money
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With fugu sashimi ¥1,000 from nearby fish shop "Uohachi".
Sato Nizaemon.
Room temperature, I wonder if it would be more sharp if it were chilled ......🤔.
My wife says it's a little fruity.
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まりもりす
Nice sweetness and a nice sharpness.
It's good!
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Oujiman吾有事 純米大吟醸 山の頂
村谷 洋子
The store is in Apeoi, but the sake was selected from Kitadoh, a store diagonally across the street from the same management company!
I prefer Junmai Daiginjo with a "typical" taste...
The aroma is so-so ginjo aroma, but the taste is calm like a honjozo!
I checked it out...
I looked it up and found that its umami and mellowness are suitable for a mid-meal drink.
That makes sense.
It's an interesting sake.
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