ぴろこ
It seems to be a little gloomy and sour.
It is eaten with Saiboshi, and it is thought that it goes together pretty well.
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ぴろこ
It's made by shaving off 8% of Italian rice.
It's a strange sake from Yoshimura Shuzo.
The taste is amazing!
You can drink it with ice and lime.
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ぴろこ
It has a slight gentle sweetness, but
It is a dry sake for men.
It goes well with dried fish.
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ぴろこ
Easy drinking melon flavor.
Is it pure rice? I have a feeling that it is.
I guess it's the yeast.
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ぴろこ
Not as sweet as I thought it would be.
But fruity.
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Is this sourness that comes out a little derived from the flavor of the rice?
No bitterness, a little sweet.
It's good for simmered dishes.
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ぴろこ
The color is so-so yellow and the taste is strong.
The taste of rice. It seems to go well with simmered dishes.
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ぴろこ
Dark for a black dragon.
Pale yellow
A gouge passes for a moment, then a fruity taste like smoked sake passes and it ends with a gouge.
The aftertaste is short.
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ぴろこ
Tsuki no Wa's sake has a gloomy and gutsy image, but
This one is not fruity but easy to drink.
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ぴろこ
It's a hiyaoroshi, but it's not so aged.
It has a crisp taste like the mellow sake.
If you want, you can even feel like a honjozo (in a good sense).
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ぴろこ
The sourness which is peculiar to the rice-based junmai-shu precedes
Banana in the back
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ぴろこ
Sparkling well for a sparkling sake.
Not sweet, but fizzy anyway!
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ぴろこ
Basically, it has an aroma of melon, but it is difficult to say if it is smoked sake.
It has a strong bitter taste.
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ぴろこ
Sourness and bitterness are both strong.
It softens a little when heated, but
but it is not an easy sake to drink.
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ぴろこ
The color is a little yellow, but the taste is not strong, and it is rather close to water.
Well, it is like a Daiginjo.
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ぴろこ
It is a sake with a long title, but the taste is simple.
Elegantly sweet. Watermelon. Typical Shinomine.
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ぴろこ
It's amazing water.
You know, the kind you turn on the faucet and it comes out.
But he's really crafty.
He doesn't get in the way of the food, he gets in the way of the food.
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ぴろこ
The appearance changes a little from the Aisan of the mellow road single-mindedness which I wrote before.
It is refreshing but has a strong bitterness.
It is a scented sake with the aroma of melon.
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ぴろこ
Slightly sweet water
An easy to understand daiginjo.
It has little umami and gusto.
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ぴろこ
Melon-like sweetness, but not too sweet.
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