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Refreshing aroma like a crisp green apple.
Vivid sweetness, powerful flavor, and a clear liquid texture.
The aftertaste is clean, tangy, and sharp. A well-balanced sake.
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Clear fruity aroma. Stronger aroma than Akaban Omachi.
It has a thick, fine flavor and a refreshing sweetness. It has an apple-like fruitiness.
It has a smooth liquid texture and can be enjoyed on its own.
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Clean and discreet fruit aroma.
Gentle and moist sweetness, with an elegant umami and core astringency later on.
A sake that fits well with the body.
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Clean dry aroma.
Creamy mouthfeel and dry taste of Ori.
The sweetness is moderate, making it an easy saké to pair with meals.
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Clear aroma with sweetness.
The sweetness is like a thick honey, and the flavor is soft and delicious. The subtle astringency in the back is well balanced.
It has a softness that blends well with the palate and a high degree of perfection of flavor.
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Fresh and crisp with a hint of citrus.
It has a freshness that bounces underneath, with sharp acidity and sharpness typical of Kochi sake.
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Mild sweet aroma.
Clear, refreshing sweetness and crisp flavor.
The sweetness is well balanced by the crispness, making it easy to drink.
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Clear and refreshing aroma.
Gentle sweetness and drinkable umami.
The clean acidity and bitterness are well balanced and crisp. A sake with a high degree of perfection that can be enjoyed by everyone.
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The aroma is clean.
Powerful, rich sweetness and umami at its core.
The sweetness is quite strong, so it is easy to get tired of drinking.
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Slightly sweet aroma.
Gentle, elegant sweetness and a light, refreshing umami taste.
Refreshing sharpness with a hint of acidity.
Good balance of various flavors.
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Fresh and crisp blue melon aroma.
The fine gasiness of the wine gives it a nice creamy texture with not so much of the brittleness of the oli.
It has a full-bodied flavor and a clean sweetness. It has an acidic aftertaste that is refreshing and clean.
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Chilli and sweet aroma.
Firm, rich sweetness, with a brown sugar-like richness in the aftertaste.
It is a sharp type of sake in the Imi range.
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Beautiful, fresh rice aroma.
Moist, rich sweetness and umami. Well-balanced with juicy acidity and a hint of bitterness.
Various flavors can be enjoyed, and it seems to be easy to match with strong-flavored meals.
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Slightly cherry-sweet aroma.
It has a gentle sweetness and umami flavor, but is rather refreshing and hard. Suitable as a mid-meal drink.
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Almost no aroma, just a hint of acidity.
It has a full-bodied, firm sweetness and a plum-like acidity.
It is clear and refreshing.
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Fresh fruit aroma with a hint of banana.
It has a bright flavor and is also mild and mellow.
The aftertaste is berry acidity and slightly bitter.
A sake with a well-delineated flavor.
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Moderate freshness with bubbles in the glass. The aroma is gentle and refreshing.
The balance between the gentle fruity sweetness that slowly seeps out and the light umami is exquisite.
The clarity of the wine is well balanced by the subtle bitterness of the aftertaste.
Sake as expected every year.
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Slightly grainy aroma with a clean and tasty flavor.
It has a slightly hard flavor with a blue acidity.
Sake with a smooth, light liquid texture that is easy on the palate.
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The aroma is not that strong and clean.
The taste is rich, with powerful umami and alcohol bitterness.
The juicy acidity is refreshing.
Due to the high alcohol content, there is also a hint of fragrance on the nose.
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Clear and clean aroma.
Fresh, fresh, crisp flavor and gentle sweetness.
Mild texture with a persistent, not cloying oli.
Gentle flavor, easy to pair with meals.
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