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Full apricot sweetness and bitterness.
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Slightly amber color. Strong sweetness and fruity acidity like a noble rot wine.
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From the soft sweetness and melon aroma typical of Banshu Ikkan, it condenses into a dry ○. Variable sweetness and dryness.
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Light flavor with a slippery entry. Alcoholic flavor
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The light taste of the wine is followed by the aroma of muskmelon, which changes to a slight bitterness.
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Umeshu made at Minowamon. The dainty Daishichi is made into an elegant plum wine.
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As with the pure rice from the traditional sake yeast yeast, it has a lovely impression. Melon aroma wafts in the air when it finishes. I had an image of Daishichi as a strong-willed person, but after drinking these two, my image has changed. The acidity and dryness are also low.
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Elegantly sour and sweet like a noble rot wine. The finish is light, refreshing, and dry.
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Simmering grape taste, sucrose sweetness. Intensity and dryness.
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Apricot sweetness to accompany the alcoholic dryness, backed by bitterness. A beautiful sense of completion. Such transparency of sake color is also rare. I see that Koshino-Kanmei Ginjo 300ml is available at Aeon.
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Rice sour, caramel sweet, bitter, cedar aroma, complex rice flavor○.
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Light amber. Dark and sweet. Vibrant, three-dimensional grape aroma, condensed milk sweetness and apricot sweetness, dry.
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Sharp acidity, fresh citrus acidity and iron taste ○. Dryness. It is a sake full of youth rather than hiyaoroshi.
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Amber color. Burnt taste, strong rice flavor.
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Peach sweetness, apricot bitterness, dryness.
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Grape aroma and rice sourness, complex taste but light.
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Slightly amber in color. Sour rice, sweet rice, rich acidity and dryness, overall a lively and delicious sake.
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An honestly delicious sake. A clean melon taste. A red-hot iron taste that backs up the melon flavor. Slow and dry.
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Slightly amber color. Neat sucrose sweetness combined with cedar aroma. The dryness is strong, so it does not have the sweetness that the pinkish label suggests. Although it is a honjozo, there is no alcohol taste and it is naturally dry. A hint of cocoa and nutty bitterness lingers on the tongue.
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Firm, sake-like rice with a strong sake yeast base and umami. Goes well with nabe (hot pot).
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