Kaya
Slightly acidic, but with a slight sour smell. Some carbonation. Because it had been stored for a while after purchase? It is quite sweet, but has a slightly strong acidity and bitterness. It is like adding a sense of Shinsei to the nuance of Kangiku. I have heard that it is a food sake, but I felt that it is a sake that I would like to drink by itself.
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