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Sake aged 12.3 months at 1.2 degrees for 123rd anniversary
The aroma is a bit melon-like, but there is also a grain-like smell, which is common in draft sake, and a honey-like aroma from aging, which is not fruity, but rather a light aged type aroma.
The taste is mellow and complex with a sweet umami flavor typical of kijo sake.
It also has a rather strong citrus acidity, which makes it rather refreshing to drink.
It's still a normal sake, but compared to Yonotori, it has a slightly matured taste that adds depth and a unique flavor that makes it even more delicious.
Overall, it is not an aged type of sake, but a light and tasty kijoshu that incorporates the taste of aging well.
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