Sake Rankings
The rankings are updated on the 1st of every month. They are based on a proprietary algorithm that calculates scores using the number of favorites, hall of fame entries, and recent check-ins.
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# 1
4.41 pt.
The color is a yellowish gold, reminiscent of champagne.
When shaken, it smells citrusy, sweet and clear, and the expectations are high.
Carbonation, apricot, citrus, sourness from the clean drinking experience, taste is not thin and has moments of woodiness and is very tasty. It has a slightly heavy sourness, richness, and astringency reminiscent of low-polished rice, but it is not dull or difficult to drink, and it has a slight heaviness that makes it enjoyable.
If you want to try the powerfulness of low-polished rice but also want to drink a beautiful sake, this sake will satisfy both of your needs.
Japanese>English
The slightly sour smell has a fresh soda-like aroma.
The slight sourness of cherries from the slight fizz, the woody aroma, and the delicious taste of rice as it fades away. It's delicious. No bitterness.
The description says plum, jasmine and honey. The smell is of Japanese cypress.
I think it gets drunk faster than other sakes.
Japanese>English
At home.
Shinsei has come to our house too❗️.
The aroma is not that great, the taste starts with a tingling sensation on the tip of the tongue, and when you put it in your mouth, it has a strong sourness with a hint of sweetness. It was very light and easy to drink.
It's a gem that you can drink forever and it's hard to judge when it's over.
Japanese>English
# 2
4.12 pt.
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# 3
4.09 pt.
# 4
4.09 pt.
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# 5
4.08 pt.
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# 6
4.08 pt.
# 7
4.06 pt.
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# 8
4.06 pt.
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# 9
4.05 pt.
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# 10
4.05 pt.
