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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Spice" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 21
3.31 pt.
Return Series.
With the concept of "to the world", alcohol 12℃.
It's something I've been curious about because of my perception that it's an emerging force in Niigata.
It's a white wine taste. Almost a white wine. The sourness of the wine was so strong that I gave up on it.
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A 50% polished Junmai Daiginjo, Meguro Gorosuke, from Tama Flavor in Uonuma City (formerly Morimon Village), Niigata Prefecture.
As is typical of Uonuma sake, it is a ginjo-shu that is not overly aromatic.
I remember drinking it once at Tatsuya, a yakiton (grilled pork dumpling) restaurant in Numabukuro on the Seibu Shinjuku Line.
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Lighter than expected, sour, sweet and ricey.
I was worried before drinking it because it had quite a bit of color, but I was relieved to see the explanation on the back label.
The Tama Flavor brewery is known for its regular brand, Tama Flavor, which is a light, dry sake that is the king of Uonuma, but they also brew Itkey and 46°C Echigo-Bushi (Samurai), which I recognized once again as a brewery with a very sharp personality.
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# 22
3.28 pt.
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# 23
3.27 pt.
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# 24
3.26 pt.
# 25
3.22 pt.
# 26
3.20 pt.
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# 27
3.19 pt.
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# 28
3.16 pt.
# 29
3.13 pt.
# 30
3.09 pt.
