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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Complex" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 31
3.57 pt.
At home.
I bought this as a souvenir when I enjoyed lunchtime drinking at Changlong Brewpark and had it at home.
I guess it is a slightly different version of the one I had at lunch.
The aroma may be influenced by the name of bamboo ⁉️.... Unlike the lunchtime drink, it was fresh, sweet, sour, and refreshing.
The fact that I was able to bring back a good one as a souvenir made my day more enjoyable and memorable... ‼️
The fourth picture is of Kaguya-chan, the mascot of Hiroryo Town.
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At Changlong Brewpark.
The second drink was Shikisaki. We were told that it is recommended as a food sake, so we had it with our bento. It is a dry sake with a strong umami flavor that can be savored slowly.
It has a completely different taste from the Sakurabito we had earlier, and is good for variety. ‼️
We got tipsy and bought some souvenirs for our holiday.
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Dry with a hint of flavor. Almost room temperature at the beginning of the drink. No sweetness whatsoever! But it's not hard to drink. I don't know if this is a good analogy, but I drink it as a very light shochu. It's meant to be a sipping drink, but it goes into your body quickly!
The second day starts with a cold sake. On the back of the label, it says it's a little dry. Perhaps because it is an unpasteurized sake, it doesn't have a strong alcoholic flavor, but it does have a bitter aftertaste and a tongue-tickling sensation. It may not be suitable for those who don't like the dry taste.
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