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One of a set of 3 bottles to support home drinking by Masariya Sake Shop. It is "Black Jack" by Tobiran.
It seems that Black Jack is not only from Tobiran but also from other breweries, so it must be a cross-brewery project.
The label on the bottle is very shiny and says "Extremely dry" and "Beyond the Karakuchi. Beyond Karakuchi and beyond. The label is very shiny and has the words "Extremely Dry" and "Beyond Karakuchi and Beyond. It has an unusual atmosphere.
When poured into a glass, the aroma is surprisingly fruity and sweet. It is no different from the sweet sake that I have been drinking recently.
However, this all changed when I drank it. It has a clear, clear taste with a sense of umami but no sweetness. It is so crisp and clean that it leaves a chili-like aftertaste. There is a strange sensation of having an aroma but no taste. The difference between the aroma and the taste is so great that it confuses the brain.
I was puzzled by this new type of sake, which was so different from the light, dry sake I was used to, but as I drank more and more, I began to understand the quality of this sake. This clear and light sake is a versatile sake that can be served with any meal. The lightness of this sake makes it perfect for summer drinking. It may be served with ice or soda water, depending on the occasion.
At first glance, this sake may seem quirky, but I interpreted it as a challenging bottle that presents new possibilities for dry sake.
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