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I bought it earlier this spring and it stood by in the fridge for a long time.
On entry, it has an acidity reminiscent of Kamishinko and smooth yogurt, and a soft, sweet aroma reminiscent of cotton candy.
In the mouth, the rice flavor gradually spreads over the calm acidity. The sweetness of the rice at the entrance is now set back in a good way, with a good sharpness that spreads through the volume of the rice.
This is wonderful!
This is the first time I've had it, but it has a beautiful sense of umami from the rice that doesn't choose food, a balance from the entrance to the middle part of the bottle, and a good sharpness.
It is very good. You can continue drinking it on its own.
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Good evening, Yasu-san. I am glad to see you at Sakenawa after a long time 😆 Kikusen is a wonderful sake that I never get tired of drinking. I am happy and relieved to hear your comment about your love for sake 😊🍶.
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Hi, Hirupeko! It's been a while ✨I haven't drank anything but beer for a while because my desire to "drink" has declined, and not just sake, but I've suddenly, fortunately or unfortunately, resumed drinking recently 😆😆I'm going to go back to sake now that you mention it 🍶.
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ひるぺこ
Yasusan, I know it's hard to take time out of your busy schedule to drink sake 😓, but from your comment, I'm sure it hasn't gotten cold yet 😎, we're always looking forward to hearing from you 😊.
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Thank you for your kind words, Hirupeko! I think sake is a wonderful culture after all, so I will continue to post in a carefree and whimsical way, hoping to convey that rather than just a "memorandum"✨✨.
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