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Sweet. In the same family as Ehime sake.
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Dry, Niigata-style, but with the flavor of water.
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Fruity and delicious
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Ichiro Toba's song "Kaikyo no Haru" begins with the words "Sake wa hot kan Sadamisaki, kinme no ichiboshi..." I felt that this sake is best served hot with grilled fish. It is quite sweet, and may not be suitable for tasting without accompaniments.
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It tastes good with both Japanese and Western food. As the brewer says, it tastes like wine, but as a nationalist, I am somewhat dissatisfied because I feel like I am looking at a returnee with a foreign background.
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Smell of rice, drinkability and balanced taste
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It is easy to drink without the clinginess of rice. Yet, it is also very satisfying. It is more satisfying than the Kamizen Nyosui that I drank before.
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This sake is famous but somehow I had never tried it. It has a clean taste similar to Tohoku sake, but still has a hint of rice.
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I did not expect much from a Chiba sake, but it was better than I expected. It was light and light, but it smelled of alcohol, partly because it was a honjozo, so I would like to try a ginjo.
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It is described as super dry, but it was not as spicy as I thought it would be. It tastes like fruit, not sweet.
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They say it tastes like calpis. You can feel the sweetness of koji. It is different from sake. I was recommended to put ice in it, which is quite a wicked idea, but it might be possible with muddy sake.
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The mouthfeel is relatively mild, but then comes the rice smell characteristic of Niigata sake. The aftertaste is subtle.
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