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Strong acidity. I think it is dry but has a strong sweetness.
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Light in the mouth. Light and dry.
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The aroma is a bit peculiar, like that of Yamahai. It has a strong sweetness.
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Light and dry. It is easy to drink.
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At Issen Fugetsu in Yokohama.
Slightly carbonated, mildly sweet, fruity aroma.
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I purchased this locally brewed sake on a previous visit to Sawara, Katori, Chiba.
The liquor store where I bought it recommended it to me as a local sake.
It has a strong flavor and is very drinkable.
Perhaps I feel it is even richer because I had a light sake yesterday.
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We received this year's fall sake from Fukumaso Sake🍂.
The jacket is as cute as ever.
The taste is rather dry with a clean aftertaste and little habit, and it seems to go well with everything!
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I always buy this seasonal series because of the cute labels.
I buy it without really looking at what kind of sake it is, but it's a slightly sparkling sake, and if I was expecting a sweet sake, it's not sweet at all! It is a dry, slightly sparkling sake.
It's refreshing and you can drink it in large gulps.
To be honest, I am not a fan of sweet, slightly sparkling sake, so I was waiting for this kind of sake.
I will buy another bottle before the fall sake comes out.
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The taste is strong! But I drank it up quickly.
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The dry, light taste
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I am having nigori sake now, which I had purchased in the spring.
It tastes like berry juice with strong acidity and sweetness.
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We continued on to Hasegawa Sake Shop.
This was the first time for me to try the sake on display.
According to the clerk, Asamayama is originally a Yamahai-brewed sake, but it was so delicious that it was hard to believe that it was Yamahai, with no quirks in the mouthfeel or aftertaste.
It was so delicious that it was hard to believe that it was Yamahai. I could sense the seriousness of the sake brewer who disregarded the budget.
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At Hasegawa Sake Shop, Gransta, Tokyo Station underground.
A perfect summer sake with a clean, crisp taste.
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This is a limited edition celebratory sake that I had to drink as soon as possible to keep it fresh.
It has a good acidity and seems to be good for when you want a refreshing drink.
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This is one of the many spring-only sake that I bought when I returned to Akita.
It has a robust flavor and I look forward to drinking up the oriki that collects at the bottom of the bottle.
Summer is already here, so I need to drink the others soon!
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More refreshing and light than expected.
Drinks like water.
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We were able to taste a rare sake, the first sake squeezed during the brewing of that year.
It has a firm sweetness with a sour aftertaste.
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No aftertaste. Not much sweetness. Dry.
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At Issen Fugetsu in Yokohama Station.
Sweet but slightly effervescent and easy to drink.
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Purchased at Fukumitsuya in Roppongi's Midtown.
I always look forward to their seasonal sake (cute labels too).
I've tried the summer, fall, and now winter.
The zodiac sign label is for the New Year.
At first sip, I thought it tasted a little less sweet, but as I drank more, I could taste the sweetness.
The taste is light, but it has a full-bodied flavor.
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