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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Expansive" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 51
2.44 pt.
It's not a scent... it's more of a... distinctive smell... and I can definitely tell it's fermented... lactic acid bacteria? Strong acidity! It's a very unique wine, so I think it's a very special drink. I think the flavor is a little more mellow on the second day after opening. It was well preserved, but... but does it really taste like this? That scent? It smells like fresh laundry... like an old wooden tub... and I don't like it... I don't...
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This was also purchased at Oka Sake Shoten, the same place as Unjaku.
The aroma is mild but unique. The aroma is mild but unique, and it has a light aged feeling, probably because it has been shipped for a long time. If you drink it cold, it has some peculiarities, but overall it is flat. The umami acidity has a strong impact. It would be good to warm it up as well.
According to the staff at the store, they won't be making PURE PINK this year.
When heated, the sweet and savory flavor really shines through. I definitely recommend it over cold sake.
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The rice used is Omachi from Okayama Prefecture.
It has a dark mouthfeel and a bit of maturity, but as the days go by, it becomes more rounded and changes to a level where even those who are not good at it can go.
However, even though it has become more rounded and easier to drink, the sweetness and strength of the Omachi can still be clearly seen, so there will be different tastes.
For me, it's a very interesting sake!
The first day I opened the bottle, I thought it might be too peculiar to pair with a meal.
However, from the second day onwards, while maintaining its richness, it gradually becomes lighter and lighter, and is not bad as a food sake.
If you roll it around in your mouth, it is a nicely aged sake, but if you drink it with gusto, you can drink it without worrying too much.
Still, I want to enjoy the aged feeling of this kind of sake, so drinking it a little bit every day is good for me.
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2.43 pt.
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