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Dry and umami. Good length.
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KamoshibitokuheijiBetsuatsurae
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Drank during a Metropolitan Sake tasting. Aroma of alcohol, restrained pear. Nice umami taste balanced with ginjo ka. Residual sugar on the finish balanced with a good dollop of acidity.
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Drank during a Metropolitan Sake tasting. Sweet sotolon aroma, cantaloupe pulp. To the taste, umami, presence of rice, melon, unripe strawberry. Nice touch of acidity balanced with residual sugar. Fleshier than Eau du désir and Sauvage.
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Drunk during a Metropolitan Sake tasting. Omachi rice. Slightly spicy aroma. Less exuberant than Eau du Désir and more textured. Rice presence on the palate with a nice umami note.
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KamoshibitokuheijiEAU DU DESIR
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Drank during a Metropolitan Sake tasting. Melon aroma, sweet. Taste: nice hint of acidity, melon, fruit. The balance is slightly towards sugar, but well-balanced. Elegant. Magnificent.
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Smooth ginjoka. A hint of rice/soy sauce on the nose. Dry with a little acidity and delicate umami.
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ManazuruPavillon of blend 001
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Light straw yellow. Drank cold, almond aroma, a little toasted, good umami. Quite round, sweet. The ginjo ka manages to sneak in fruit aromas. As it warms up, the fruitiness diminishes. The umami, soy, toast come out more. Good roundness. Complex. Well-balanced koshu/jukusei shu flavor with freshness. Wow
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Komaguragen enjuku
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Drunk at room temperature. Pale yellow. Aromas of alcohol, rice and a hint of umami. To the taste, umami richness, almond. Long finish, but still dry.
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HakutsuruSho-Une Junmai Dai Ginjõ
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A hint of peach and exotic fritillary on the nose. Hint of modeling clay. Similar in taste. Simple
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A rare Namazake found at Bin Bin sake in Brooklyn. Nose-dried shiitake. Hazelnut and toasted soy. Well-balanced acidity with a sweet side. Really interesting, fresh.
Reheating to room temperature, a hint of spice (pepper) and modeling clay are present.
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KamoshibitokuheijiBetsuatsurae
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fruity, a little bubblegum. Good texture, with an impression of sweetness at the start and a slight bitterness towards the end that balances things out.
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ZakuGen no tomo
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Rice, green apple, delicate. Relatively dry. Alcohol present.
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Apple, melon and light spices on the nose. Less tannic than Junmai. Well rounded, with a balance of sweetness, bitterness and tannin. Elegant.
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Melon, and light spice on the nose (pepper, anise). On the palate, anise, followed by fruit. Textured, tannins, dryness.
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TenbiTokubetsu Junmai
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We recommend drinking it over 3 days. As the days progress, it becomes more balanced and less fruity.
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MasumiKuro black
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Light aroma of green apple, rice, alcohol. Taste: fruity apple, then rice, well-balanced with slight acidity. Dry, rice/umami finish.
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MasumiSuzumisake
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Apple and some eice on the nose. Dry, acidity, fruitiness and a bit of bubblegum on palate. Very Enjoyable like all masumi sake.
NanbubijinTokubetsu Junmai
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Ginjoka peach/lychee, Bu 20C and 4C.
Fruit, followed by a rice finish. Rich fruit, yet elegant. Magnificent sake.
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ShotokuKaraku Kimoto
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Aroma ummai, rice, toasted. Alcoholic. Grilled rice and umami on the palate. Nice acidity. Minerality/texture on the finish. Complex. A big, hearty food sake.
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GunmaizumiYamahai Junmai 60
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Pale yellow/straw color. Toasted cereal, molasses and honey on the nose. On the palate, light taste of toasted hazelnuts, soy, canned plums. Nice acidity to support it all. Very long on the palate. Pair with 4-cheese ravioli and roasted garlic cream sauces. Really excellent.
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