Where you forget to fry.
Aroma is faint.
Apricot and banana in the bottle.
Light sweetness with sharp acidity and bitterness.
Dignified.
Taste degree ☆3/5
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They are using a new koji mold called "Soumei".
Aroma of apple yogurt, a little green.
It has a dry mouthfeel.
It has a slight white malt flavor, reminiscent of rubbed apples.
The dry flavor of rice gives way to a soft sweetness.
When you swallow it, you can smell the aroma of rice.
It has a clean and dry flavor.
Taste 3.5/5
Kinme no Arai ni nimono (Kinme fish cooked in a rough soup) Umah!
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Contains acidity and a slightly chemical aroma like green apple.
Sharp acidity like lemon and,
The sweetness is moderate, and the rice flavor is fresh.
The gorgeous aroma lingers in the aftertaste after swallowing.
It is refreshing.
Taste 4/5
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Bottom of the bottle. There was only enough to taste!
Apple-like, gorgeous aroma.
Flavors of cherries and peaches.
Sweet and tasty with a refreshing acidity.
Juicy.
The boiled eggplant is delicious.
Degree of liking ☆4/5
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Soft and light entrance.
Soft acidity with a slight fruity flavor to
Sweetness and umami of rice.
The finish is clean and crisp.
Umami spiciness.
A great combination of eel liver and sweet teriyori.
Degree of liking ☆4/5
The cold soup of horse mackerel is vinegared rice rolled in dashi broth.
Unusually, I did not like this menu very much.
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The aroma is slightly flowery.
When you take a sip, you will taste pear and banana-like flavors.
Sharp citrus acidity.
From there, a clear sense of rice is gradually released, and the taste is relaxing and delicious.
A good sake.
Serve with big dried hokke.
Degree of liking ☆4/5
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Juicy and potassium-like texture.
Salty and silky texture.
Fresh and soft rice taste.
Somewhat ladylike sweetness.
A good balance of acidity, umami, and bitterness.
Straightforward and sharp.
4/5 stars for my taste.
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Slightly soft texture.
Refreshing mouthfeel.
Citrus-like acidity to a bit of body.
Lightly fresh, fruity rice flavor. Sweet.
Slightly sweet and bitter after a quick pull.
Not too much, not too little.
Taste level ☆3/5
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Mellow, fresh rice, sweet.
Smooth and thirst-quenching.
The acidity seems to blend in and is moderate. Slight bitterness gives a sense of tightening.
A good food sake. Good.
Light sweet and spicy.
Slightly green apple and melon.
The acidity is moderate and clean.
Light but moderately gentle flavor.
It has no peculiarities and seems to go well with meals.
Good.
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Slightly muscat-like aroma.
Soft texture. Delicious rice.
Fruity acidity and grape-like flavor.
The finish is crisp.
I read that it is recommended with summer vegetables,
It is a nice combination with miso cucumbers.
It is also a good food sake.
Not much scent.
Texture is thick and soft in the mouth.
Classic sake rice flavor and not too sweet koji flavor.
Slightly sour and refreshing.
Unexpectedly matched with ankou ponzu, which is out of season.
Nice food sake.
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The aroma is light and fresh.
It has a fresh flavor with a bit of fruity, apple-like taste.
The acidity is sharp, but refreshing.
It is dry but has a clear and clear flavor.
The acidity is also quickly reduced and the wine is mildly delicious.
It looks spicy but it is not.
A pleasant food sake.
I liked it very much.
The plump oysters in oil are a perfect match.
Dry sake aroma, typical of dry sake. Sense of rice.
Slightly rummy. The spiciness is accompanied by acidity.
Then dry rice flavor comes up in the back of the tongue.
There is a little chemical alcohol on the back.
As you continue drinking, you can feel the acidity is also strong.
It is super dry.
Good with fatty food (oysters in oil).
Not bad.
Light, tight green apple aroma with no sweetness.
I thought it was classic and cohesive on the palate.
Texture as soft and light as a feather.
The acidity is citrusy,
The acidity is citrusy, but it comes through moderately, but somewhat sharply,
The sweetness is clear and moist.
The good aroma of rice spreads in the mouth after swallowing.
The light bitterness tightens and fades quickly.
This is a good sake.
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