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Kangiku Ocen99 Ginkai Departure Unfiltered Nama Sake
Sweet and delicious. Easy to drink with no aftertaste.
The name "Kangiku" is so small that it makes izakaya (Japanese-style pubs) cry.
It is a good sweet sake.
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Hiraizumi山廃 純米吟醸
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Hiraizumi Yamahai Junmai Ginjo
Dry sake with good flavor
Good balance to go with meals
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Asakai Junmai Ginjyo Nama Genjyo
Easy to drink sweet hand sake.
Full of umami. Good aftertaste.
There are many more sake that are good and unknown to us.
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Jikon純米吟醸 朝日 火入
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Jikin Junmai Ginjo Asahi Hi-iri
More umami than sweetness with a lingering aftertaste.
Aftertaste that goes away while giving a lingering flavor more than sweetness. You can drink as much as you want.
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Jyushiyo Tank Dropping Hon Nama
From sweetness to fruitiness, astringency and bitterness
The astringency and bitterness are felt while the aftertaste is felt.
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Raifuku純米酒 さくら
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Raifuku Junmai Sake Sakura
Sweet and delicious. Easy-drinking sake from Haru
Appealing flavor that does not interfere with meals
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Kamokinshu賀茂金秀 sakurafubuki 特別純米 うすにごり生
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Kamo Kanehide sakurafubuki Special Junmai Light Nigori Nama
It is an easy-drinking sweet light nigori sake with a smooth flavor (sweetness). It is a good spring sake.
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Atagonomatsuはるこい 純米吟醸
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Atago no Matsu Harukoi Junmai Ginjo
From sweetness to light acidity.
Sweet and sour but not too sour
Pink sake with just the right amount of sweetness
Sake that reminds you of spring
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Atagonomatsuはるこい 純米吟醸
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Atago no Matsu Harukoi Junmai Ginjo
From sweetness to light acidity
Sweet and sour but not too sour
Pink sake with just the right amount of sweetness
Sake that reminds me of spring
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59takachiyo Hafukiyuki Unfiltered Nama Sake
A cup of sake with umami and sharpness.
It is not as sweet as expected.
but when paired with a meal, the umami (sweetness)
but when paired with a meal, the taste (sweetness) will make the meal more enjoyable.
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Yamabisyu Junmai-shu Dry
Dry with umami.
From sweetness to dryness.
Sake that shines while eating.
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Kasumitsuru生酛純米吟醸 にごり酒
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Kozutsuru Junmai Ginjo Nigori Sake
More cloudy than expected.
From sweet umami to fruity acidity.
It is drinkable on its own. Sake that can be drunk on its own.
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Mikuyo Rei Jungin
Sake that is not too sweet with good flavor
I despair at my lack of vocabulary!
However, it is a sake that makes food go faster!
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Yukino Kayasha Junmai Ginjo
Dry with umami.
Not too sweet for a plus one.
Doesn't interfere with food.
Sake that shines during a meal
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Yukino Kayasha Junmai Ginjo
Dry with umami.
Not too sweet for a plus one.
Doesn't interfere with food.
Sake that shines during a meal
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HIROKI Special Junmai
The usual Hiroki.
Umami, but not sweet.
Sake that goes well with rice
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gorohachiにごり酒 五郎八
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Gorohachi Nigori Sake Gorohachi
Sourness and bitterness from sweetness.
Strong alcohol aftertaste.
Sweetness makes it easy to drink.
But strong alcohol tingling comes afterwards.
It's not just sweet and tasty, it's a strong habit.
It's a bit like that.
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Seioki Namaoka Junmai
Habitually umami to bitter taste
Pleasantly dry sake
From the umami to the bitterness-centered aftertaste
The bitterness lingers.
Seems to choose the right person
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Seioki Namaoka Junmai
Habitually umami to bitter taste
Pleasantly dry sake
From the umami to the bitterness-centered aftertaste
The bitterness lingers.
Seems to choose the right person
Thank you for the drink!
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Shinomine愛山 純米 うすにごり生原酒
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Shinoho Aizan Junmai Light Nigori Nama-zake
A dry sake with a delicious flavor.
What do you think of the unique aftertaste?
Unique umami aftertaste as well
Moo.
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