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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Slow-sipping" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 81
2.99 pt.
I think it's rare to find unfiltered raw ginjo 🤔.
Slightly sweet and nutty. It has a strong sweetness and umami. It's a good combination of modern and classic without feeling like it's been alkaloosoaked. If the label is a little more modern, it will sell well.
After 10 days, it became bitter and hard to drink.
Japanese>English
First impressions are a sharp taste with a dry finish. There is sweet apple flavor with a hint of wood / taru. Good combination with foods that are on the salty side.
This is a limited Sake.
It is a solid, head-on, robust sake with the power of a yokozuna, which I felt when I drank Tsururei. The most royal of all the royal roads. This is sake.
It has a good balance of sweetness, acidity, and umami, and is not too pungent.
It has the richness of unfiltered sake. It does not have a raw sake feel.
It is powerful but not too strong or too thick, so it can be used with anything except sashimi, such as grilled or simmered dishes, or heated up in a hot pot.
Japanese>English
# 82
2.98 pt.
# 83
2.98 pt.
# 84
2.97 pt.
# 85
2.97 pt.
# 86
2.97 pt.
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2.97 pt.
# 88
2.97 pt.
# 89
2.96 pt.
# 90
2.95 pt.
