じぇんてぃーれ
Thick, pale yellow in color, with an aroma of banana, earthen walls, eggplant, and vegetables on the nose, and a taste of faint bitterness, astringency, and transparency, with a watery clarity and a faint stimulation that rises to the nostrils, reminding us that this is sake, a clear liquid. The umami and astringency are also there as a gentle backbone, but the supreme transparency is the center. Heavenly and light. And it is also meaty and muscular. It is a summit sake.
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じぇんてぃーれ
Ume ichiwa, purchased at a dealer near the brewery.
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じぇんてぃーれ
悦凱陣的
じぇんてぃーれ
5.0+
じぇんてぃーれ
One of the most notable things about this sake is that it is reasonably priced, in the 1,000 yen range, in a 4-pack bottle, and has an easy drinking strength of 15%. It is comparable to a daiginjo that costs over 10,000 yen.
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