Sho
This sake is a more refined version of amazake. Sake is a very deep drink, and I had no idea that such a sake existed. It is delicious, but what does it go well with?
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Sho
Sweet and rich in rice flavor. The taste reminds slightly of amazake (sweet sake).
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Sho
Slightly light on the palate, followed by a firm spicy richness and alcohol.
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Sho
Simple and gorgeous. Not much complexity, but good richness and sweetness. Refreshing aftertaste. No sense of alcohol. Delicious.
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Sho
Refreshing and refreshing, like waking up crisp and clear. It has a clear, thick mouthfeel, but it is pleasantly smooth. This is delicious. My favorite.
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Sho
It has a slightly dry but soft mouthfeel, a quiet aftertaste, and a slight lingering richness. It is like a light version of Chun Ying Tian. Not bad at all.
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Sho
This is delicious, with a not-too-persistent sweetness, a good residual aroma, and just a hint of gorgeousness. This is my favorite of the Seven Sages so far.
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Sho
Long time no see. In small bottles.
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Sho
Dry and usually alcoholic.
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Sho
Gentle and mildly sweet. The aftertaste is full-bodied and then refreshing. This might go well with Western food. It's not my favorite type so far, but I think it might be a good favorite too.
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Sho
Clearly alcoholic. The aftertaste is clean.
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Sho
Moist and gorgeous? Modest sweetness and a good full-bodied aftertaste. It's not too loud in its assertiveness, but it's pleasant to drink with without any habits. Not so strong in the "dantotsu" sense, but a favorite like an important friend.
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Sho
Full-bodied with a hint of glamour. Recommended by YY.
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