Tsukune
I bought it on impulse at a local supermarket.
The aroma is good.
When I drank it, the sourness came first.
I mean, the sourness is all over the place.
I don't dislike it.
I think it is refreshing and easy to drink.
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Tsukune
Sweet and sour taste.
Refreshing impression.
Easy to drink.
Stimulus that lingers afterwards? Bitterness? too.
Good.
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nabe
Hello.
Thank you for drinking sake from my home town of Minamiaizu!
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Tsukune
Good evening, Nobe.
Thank you for your comment. This drink is also delicious.
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Tsukune
Strong impression of acidity.
The aroma is light.
When you drink it, you will be able to smell the gorgeous aroma and the acidity.
There is a nice sweetness, but the bitterness you feel afterwards also settles down.
Kamotsuru Limited edition sake from the brewery
Junmai Ginjo Go
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Tsukune
Pleasant fruit aroma
Slightly yellowish
Refreshing and refreshing when drunk
Delicious.
Sourness raises the sense of freshness
Bitterness as an accent.
Pair it with edamame (green soybeans).
Kamotsuru Limited edition sake from the brewery
Junmai Ginjo Hirokei Shu No. 44
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Tsukune
Refreshing scent ~.
Floral sensation.
Gentle on the palate.
Deliciously sweet.
Sourness and bitterness remain afterwards.
It is also good.
It is easy to drink.
The label is grotesque (it's a hundred-footed man).
It is a refreshing gap from the grotesqueness of the label (it's a hundred feet)!
It's Yoro's sake, isn't it?
I'm so attached to it.
Mukade Mukade
Junmai Ginjo Limited Edition
Suzuyaka (cool breeze)
Aroma and flavor are elegant, just like a cool breeze.
Gyokusendo Shuzo
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Tsukune
Taste of rice.
Strong acidity.
After the soft sweetness
After the soft sweetness, there is a sharp acidity.
Finally, bitterness and astringency.
Tonight I will serve it with edamame (green soybeans).
Yukijaku Special Junmai Sake Sumine
Yuki Suzume Sumine
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Yukisuzume特別純米酒 超辛口
Tsukune
Lightly yellow.
Not much aroma.
When you drink it, it is sweet.
Acid and bitterness come later.
It gives a refreshing impression.
It has a refreshing aftertaste.
Surprisingly, I like it.
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Tsukune
Brilliant aroma
Full-bodied sweetness
This is delicious.
I like the fruit-like flavor.
Hanaharu
Junmai Daiginjo
Yamadanishiki
2024 Fukushima Prefecture Autumn Competition
Junmai category
Gold Prize
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TAMAKASHIWA純米原酒
Tsukune
Discreet sweet and sour aroma.
Sweet impression scented.
Color is almost transparent, maybe a slight yellowish tinge.
Sweet umami in the mouth. ❗️
Dark sweetness and umami.
Rich and luxurious.
and the acidity is refreshing.
Delicious.
A rich sake.
...Edamame may not be enough
Tamakashiwa Tamakashiwa
Junmai Genshu
saketaku original
Yamada Shoten Limited Partnership
For saketaku members
This is a special brew.
Local sake made with sake rice produced in Gifu Prefecture and Gifu yeast.
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Tsukune
First bite, delicious.
I think so.
Then the quirky flavor.
Sweet yet spicy. It's like...
There's a fruity sweetness, but then...
Bitter, sour, astringent taste.
Refreshing but the taste remains.
The image is like Nikki or Hakka.
I don't mean that it tastes like Nikki or Hakka.
Yamada Shoten Limited Partnership
Tama Kashiwa
Junmai
Yaotsu-cho, Kamo-gun, Gifu-ken
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Tsukune
Light amber color
Aroma is subdued
Delicious.
It has a rich flavor.
Ah, it's like sake.
Ah, it is like rice.
It is sweet and refreshing.
Sourness and bitterness remain.
I don't dislike it either.
Tomio TOMIO
Junmai sake
Summer Yamahai
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Tsukune
Fruity aroma.
Maybe strawberry 🍓.
Slightly brown.
If you drink it, it's sweet!
Ahh, delicious.
There's also a bitterness and sourness afterwards.
I want to keep drinking it, but this one will be gone soon...
Imi Junmai Ginjo-shu
Unfinished raw sake from the tank
BY6
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Tsukune
Lightly amber
Sweet and sweet impression.
Light acidity and bitterness
A sense of freshness.
Qingyuan Township, Seienkyo
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Tsukune
The aroma is subdued.
When you drink it, it gives an impression of sweetness, but you can immediately feel the acidity and Holder
A bitter taste that tingles afterwards? Astringency? The sound when pouring it into a glass is wonderful.
The sound when pouring it into a glass is wonderful!
It sounds like "kopkopkopkop".
Maybe the unique shape of the bottle makes it sound like that.
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Tsukune
Sour aroma.
Gorgeous.
When you drink it, it is deliciously sweet.
And the acidity is very strong.
Refreshing and easy to drink!
Aftertaste like a soft drink
Interesting.
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Tsukune
Anyway, bubbles. ❗️
It's supposed to say "Beware of spewing."
This is easy to drink.
It's delicious.
It's like a sparkling white wine.
Lightly sweet and fruity.
The sizzle is fun.
It's an easy-going sake for a reward.
Mutsu Hachisen
natural sparkling
Caution!
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Tsukune
Nice aroma. Gorgeous.
Let's call it classy.
And anyway, it is sweet. It is delicious.
And yet, there is a lingering bitterness.
I like this bitterness very much!
I toasted with Meiho ham that I had in the fridge.
Hanaharu
Yamadanishiki Daiginjo
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Tsukune
Aroma reminiscent of fruit.
Refreshing.
The taste is also just as you imagine.
Refreshing sweetness and flavor.
The acidity in the aftertaste is refreshing. ❗️
The blue bottle and the beautiful blue cap give it a nice atmosphere.
It is brewed with Kochi yeast cultivated in space and the deep sea.
Takagi Shuzo Co.
TOSA Space and Deep Sea Sake
Special Junmai Sake: Sky and Sea
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Tsukune
Sweetness is gentle.
Sweet humminess with a refreshing sourness peeking through later.
Not much bitterness.
I'd say bitterness, or astringency, at the end.
Choumonkyo
Choumonkyo
Special Junmai
Yamada-Nishiki Saigo-no-Shizuku
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Tsukune
Sourness and sweetness coexist.
Refreshing aroma
Sweet, umami, and acidity are floral.
But there is also bitterness and spiciness.
Sake is made from rice, I feel.
Nagato Gorge Isehikari Junmai
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