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じゅんさん
The name is a bit brave to try it sober, the Emperor of the Night. It is a fairly standard, slightly sweet, easy-drinking sake. For me, it's a little lacking.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used to make sake
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 15
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かちこまこ
Clear, a little numb.
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yuki
7.2/10
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たいが
Sweetness can be felt when drinking, but the aftertaste is clean
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Ishipy
A gift from a friend. Sake that is refreshing, crisp and easy to drink ✨.
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にっき
Dry and full-bodied
Surprisingly easy to drink
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ちりとてちん
At Yodobloom SAKE Umeda.
The sake taster gave us a last drink of a different type of sake.
The alcohol content is over 20 degrees ❗️
Despite the high alcohol content, it is mellow ⁉︎
It is rich in sweetness and umami, yet easy to drink. ⁉︎
A perverted sake.
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りょん
Alcoholic beverages
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ひなち
★★★☆☆☆
It was delicious!
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YorunoteiouFOREVER 特別純米酒
kt
Yodobloom Umeda Yodobashi
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よっち
At Keisei Takasago Umibozu
Whisky feeling ➕ Acidity
The vanilla ice cream served with the Masamune seems to go well with the sake (I noticed it later and asked for it, so I couldn't eat it with the sake).
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