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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Sugar" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 91
2.61 pt.
I have always been curious about this sake.
First, let's take a sip.
Smells more like candy than fruit. Banana cake, lychee, yogurt, freshly baked pound cake, very ripe peaches.
No sign of activity. Concentrated! Concentrated syrup. Tart on the tongue with a good sweetness, ripe fruit like pears, green apples, and some alcohol as when the fruit is quite ripe. Finishes with bitterness, acidity and sweetness and has a long finish. Good and amazing. Power. It's drinkable with a splash.
Shake a few times to mix and drink. Rice, milky smell.
The rice flavor, sweetness, and sourness of the rice spread out in a flash, and the doburoku, or doburoku, has a fruitiness that surrounds the main rice flavor, and the bitterness comes in and gives it a nice sharpness. The rice is almost completely melted, so it is smooth and refreshing. Delicious!
A few days later, after shaking and mixing, it did not separate even after a few hours.
The alcohol feeling gradually faded away, and when I drank it, I could feel the strong rice flavor spreading out, sweet and mellow, like a dessert. A delicious drink.
Japanese>English
There are several alcoholic beverages that have been neglected for almost a year since I bought them, and this is one of them. Let's open the bottle to see what it tastes like!
It's so easy to drink!
Doburoku is generally considered to be a rather difficult liquor to drink because of its strong acidity and various other strong habits. But what is this doburoku! It's not so sweet or sour, just enough to give a gentle taste of the ingredients, and it's easy to drink! For those who like that habit, it may be quite insufficient. However, I like it this much better now. Other doburoku seems to take a little more getting used to.
The rice mash is not that strong and has a mouthfeel similar to muddy sake. If I am wrong, it may even be easier to drink than the more habitual muddy sake... lol.
Combined with the PET bottle container, it felt like Koiwai apple juice. Are my nose and tongue going crazy? I can feel the apple feeling somewhere.
The packaging is probably a parody of the classic movie Leon. I found a funny one on Twitter, so I'll post it here.
Japanese>English
In a word, sour!
From sourness came a slight sweetness.
Strength of fermentation.
Japanese>English
# 92
2.61 pt.
# 93
2.61 pt.
# 94
2.60 pt.
# 95
2.60 pt.
# 96
2.59 pt.
# 97
2.59 pt.
# 98
2.59 pt.
# 99
2.58 pt.
# 100
2.57 pt.
