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A light, slightly dry, unpasteurized sake with a fresh taste from the warehouse. It has a rich flavor and a smooth taste.
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A junmai ginjo-shu with a soft and refreshing taste, suitable for summer.
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Okunokami純米吟醸 無調整生
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The distinctive aroma and full flavor spread in the mouth, and the acidity with a strong presence finishes the taste.
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The elegant aroma from the low-temperature fermentation of the malt and the rich, mouth-watering flavor of junmai sake backed by traditional techniques.
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Pleasant youthful acidity.
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Moderate sweetness and acidity.
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Izumibashi古城錦 純米吟醸 限定酒
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The aroma is slight, fruity and fresh with a sense of concentration. Smooth mouthfeel and juicy, sweet and sour flavor. There is a moderate bitterness and a spiciness that wraps around the palate, with a sweetness on the tongue and a spiciness in the back of the throat before gently disappearing.
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Okunokami純米無調整生「荒責」
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It has a gorgeous ginjo flavor, with a good amount of puffiness and a quick pull. The aftertaste is sharp and clean.
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Homarekokko白ラベル 生もと
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Acid and umami. Full-bodied rice sweetness.
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Mellow and pleasant to drink.
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Transparent taste
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NEONGREEN特別純米無濾過生原酒
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It has a fresh, sweet, pear-like aroma and clarity, with a hint of bitterness that gives the overall profile a well-balanced finish.
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Rich umami and a sharp taste that goes down your throat
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Goninmusume純米生原酒 自然のまんま
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It has a fresh, pleasant acidity and richness, and a mellow flavor that can only be achieved with Namemoto.
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Slightly dry, with a mellow aroma and a full-bodied flavor that will keep you coming back for more.
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It has a voluminous feel in the mouth and an aftertaste that seems to melt away.
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