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It has a fruity aroma with a mellow, moderate acidity and bitterness.
Junmai! It appeared as if it was a daiginjo, and then it was a daiginjo! and then exits with a feeling of "It was a daiginjo!
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If you ask for it in an inokuchi (cup), you will be served it in a kettle.
It is dry and goes well with any fish.
It is more thirst-quenching than the bakuren I had before (I think it has a higher sake content).
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Dry and very effective.
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It was fruity and easier to drink than the Junmai Daiginjo Yukikabuto, which I drank at the same time.
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A delicious sake that combines the taste of daiginjo with the Kiku-Masamune character.
The dry taste is very tasty.
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