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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Sweet and Sour" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 31
3.47 pt.
From a junior 🎁.
It's not enough to give it to a drinker.
I heard that he consulted with the owner of the store about it.
But it's hard to find 20 degrees 🤣.
It was heated up as it should be 🍶 and was quite rich.
The rice flavor is concentrated.
It's a sake you want to drink well.
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We will eat while learning about the history of the tub sales.
It has a good aroma. It has sweetness, umami, and overall strength, and goes down the throat well.
It is a tasty sake with a punch.
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It is said to be an irregular sake.
The toji-san overfilled it with 4-stage rice or something😅.
The "Raku" on the label represents the over-filled rice, and the blue color represents the pale face of the toji-san.
Gutsy, but quite sweet and sour. It is much sweeter than other Raku no sei I've had, but I also feel its character.
The rice is from the terraced rice fields of Hida. I can't seem to name the rice, but I wonder if it is Hidahomare or some other rice that is only available in Gifu.
I heard that if you mention the name of the rice, you will get complaints like Kamerei did in Hiroshima, but if you don't mention the name, it's OK.
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# 32
3.46 pt.
# 33
3.44 pt.
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# 34
3.44 pt.
# 35
3.44 pt.
# 36
3.43 pt.
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# 37
3.42 pt.
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# 38
3.39 pt.
# 39
3.38 pt.
# 40
3.38 pt.
