Kudokijozu純米大吟醸 播州山田錦 35
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Kudokibe Junmai Daiginjo Banshu Yamadanishiki 35
From sweet umami
Fresh bitterness and acidity
Delicious!
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Hakurakusei Cold Wholesale
Sweet flavor with an astringent and bitter aftertaste.
Easy to drink and appetite-enhancing.
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KANKOUBE Junmai Asahi Aki-agari
I had an image that Asahi rice was close to Omachi.
But this one is a little weak?
It's dry with umami, not bad.
However, the umami and bitterness are weak for an autumn harvest.
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KANKOUBE Junmai Asahi Aki-agari
I had an image that Asahi rice was close to Omachi.
But this one is a little weak?
It's dry with umami, not bad.
However, the umami and bitterness are weak for an autumn harvest.
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SAKAYA Hachibei Jugoya Namaho
Dry with a delicious flavor. Slightly chili and
and astringent aftertaste.
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Kurehaaru Honmaru Honjozo
Easy to drink sake with a sweeter flavor.
The acidity and bitterness in the aftertaste is to my liking.
Sake that is easy to drink with a sweeter umami flavor.
Sake that gives you a choice of sake or food.
A good honjozo is also a good sake.
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AKIKA Junmai Sesshu Nose
Umami, dry, acidic with a bitter aftertaste on the tip of the tongue
Today's sake has a strong acidity.
Dry sake that makes food go faster.
If there is sake, I can eat. And I get fat.
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Bunkajin Junmai Aki-agari
Sake that whets the appetite with its sweet-toned umami that gives way to bitterness accompanied by sourness.
It is a sake that increases one's appetite. Let's drink and eat!
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Black Jack
Nihon-go Climax Extremely Dry
＋A +21 super dry sake.
But it also has umami, so it is not too spicy.
The spiciness and slight umami give way to bitterness and strong acidity.
The aftertaste is bitter, so the acidity bothers me more.
I'm more concerned about the acidity.
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I am a situation, I am a sharp and dry
Goes from rice flavor to dryness
Sake to increase appetite
the last time I drank a pause.
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Koroh Special Junmai Sake
Special Junmai sake with a sweet-tasting flavor
Can be drunk like a sake
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Kohryu源 無濾過生原酒
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Koryu Gen unfiltered unpasteurized sake
Sweet and tasty, easy to drink.
The aftertaste is bitter and astringent (right after opening the bottle).
I'm curious to see how it develops over time.
Takachidai Koryu Gen Nakadori Nama-nazake [1800ml] [Takachidai Shuzo]....
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Kid本 紀土 KID 純米吟醸酒
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Hon Kido KID Junmai Ginjo-shu
Sake that is easy to drink
Easy to drink
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KANKOUBE Junmai Late blooming (Hiiri)
Fresh and sweet.
Not too sweet and easy to drink.
Good, good Junmai sake
Too much to drink!
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KANKOUBE Junmai Late blooming (Hiiri)
Fresh and sweet.
Not too sweet and easy to drink.
Good, good Junmai sake
Too much to drink!
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KANKOUBEI Junmai Ginjo ＋
A bottle with a label that does not look like Kankoume.
Slightly sour and bitter aftertaste.
A sake that does not disturb the meal but restores the appetite.
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Tengu-mai Yajun
Sake with a delicious sweetness.
Slightly sour aftertaste
Very smooth and easy to drink!
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Matsunokotobuki辛口純米 ひとごこち
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Matsunotsuju Dry Junmai Hitogokochi
A deliciously spicy and refreshing sake
You want me to eat it too?
A deliciously spicy sake that makes meals go faster. You will never get tired of drinking this dry sake.
You can drink it and eat it!
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Kuzuryu Gems
A deliciously refreshing sake that can be drunk quickly and easily
Not too clear and not too sweet
I appoint it as a sake to keep your appetite in summer!
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Hiran, Black Jack, cont.
From slightly sweet to
Sourness and bitterness to dry and sharp.
This is another sake that gives me appetite in summer.
If I drink sake, I can still eat.
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