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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Plum" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 91
2.22 pt.
At home.
It is the first Kanagawa and the first Tensei.
The aroma is slightly fruity.
The characteristic is the softness when you put it in your mouth.
It's so tasteless and odorless that you think it's water for a moment, but it makes your mouth swell up.
The smell of Cemedine in the nose and throat is clear.
It's the first time I've ever felt such a sensation.
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Purchased for the purpose of coloring Kanagawa Prefecture😅.
It had a green apple-like aroma, a refreshing taste, and the sweetness of rice.
I could feel the producer's "penetrating tininess and full of moisture".
We will soon be able to complete the Kanto area as Hanahayo and Yamori will be in the cellar as well 😊.
Japanese>English
Polishing ratio 100%. The color is golden rather than yellow.
It has a grassy, black vinegar, and when shaken, it has an apple-like flavor.
It has a honey, sour, vinegar, and umami taste. It seems to have five times more amino acids than regular sake, which may be responsible for the umami and acidity. The umami lingers for a long time. It has a long lingering umami aftertaste. It has a sour, umami, vegetal, and matured taste, and the surging sourness and umami make it hard to feel the 16% alcohol content.
It is good with Robatazuke and pickled plums. It is good with food.
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# 92
2.22 pt.
# 93
2.21 pt.
# 94
2.21 pt.
# 95
2.21 pt.
# 96
2.20 pt.
# 97
2.20 pt.
# 98
2.19 pt.
# 99
2.18 pt.
# 100
2.17 pt.
