Tomita__Junko
This sake was recommended to me as a dry sake at a liquor store.
It reminds me of a cartoon character, but it is Napoleon, the character of "strong emperor".
I was prepared for it to be a +10 dry sake, but the aroma was clear and semedyne-like, like Senkou. It has a sweet aroma, a crisp acidity with an attack, a moderate sharpness, and a moderately dry taste.
As the temperature rises, it gradually becomes fuller, deeper, and richer.
It is characterized by its sharpness, but even though it is a strong emperor, it does not assert itself and respects harmony.
It makes me think that this is what it means to be strong in the true sense of the word. (Whether Napoleon is like that or not is another matter.
It will be useful not only for Japanese food but also as a sake for food.
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