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Here is the last one for today!
The moment you approach the glass, you can sense the calm ginjo aroma.
The aroma is not too assertive, but it is a gentle yet elegant aroma that makes even the pause before the first sip pleasant.
In the mouth, there is a mildness that is typical of light nigori, and soft, sweet overtones like melon and pear.
Then, a lovely sourness like cherries spreads softly, and it finishes off smoothly.
The sweetness, umami, and acidity are in perfect harmony, and the overall impression is simply "beautiful.
It is not flashy, but it has a solid core, and the more you drink it, the more its goodness oozes out.
The koji rice is Yamadanishiki and the kake rice is Yumenokou.
It is a summer 寫樂 with the freshness and transparency of a light nigori sake.
It is also an excellent food sake, a bottle that will gently accompany you during a peaceful time of the day.
It has a freshness that makes it hard to believe it is fire-aged, and a carefully designed lightness in the aftertaste.
It has a quiet tone with a definite presence, making us think, "This is 寫樂 after all.
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