あいぴょん
Dry, but with a little rice sweetness. I think it's refreshing.
I drank it at room temperature, but it's probably better chilled.
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Pretty dry! Clean aftertaste✨.
It's like water~
This bottle costs a whopping 300 yen!
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One day trip to Atami. 3 hours plan at Hotel New Tomiyoshi. A glass of sake. Sweetness is strong. The smell of sake is strong. It might be a little sweet for dry sake drinkers. Cold sake is definitely better.
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あいぴょん
The taste of rice spreads in the mouth. However, it is dry, so it is basically refreshing. Because it is not Ginjo, the smell of rice remains in the mouth.
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Sweetness and rice-feeling come first, and the rest is refreshing. Chilled is refreshing and delicious.
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The sweetness comes in fluffy and disappears quickly.
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あいぴょん
It has a clean and sharp taste.
The aftertaste is also clean. It is like water.
I like the taste very much.
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It has a clean and sharp taste.
Bitter aftertaste.
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あいぴょん
Yamamoto's unpasteurized sake.
The sweetness spreads mellowly and goes away easily. This is my favorite type of sake. It was recommended to me by a waiter at Nihongi Masumoto.
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あいぴょん
Dry! Dry from start to finish! I like it dry, but it could be a little fruity too.
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あいぴょん
Excellent! Disappears in a flash. What a cospa!
I bought it in a bottle for 2,700 yen at Isego's main store in Nakameguro.
This one might be even better than Tsurukame...
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The sweetness comes at first and disappears quickly. It doesn't stay in the mouth as it is, but it is also sharp. It is delicious. I bought it at Gohongi Masumoto for 1980 yen for 750ml.
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