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KPYum!
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KPFruity despite the 20% alcohol content. No alkaloids even though it is a regular type. Dangerous to drink smoothly.
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KPCleaner than expected. No juiciness. There is a fruity aroma. This sense of balance. As expected.
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KPRating [B-].
What is it, there is a strange bitter taste. Astringency? Disgusting bitterness, like the white inside of a grapefruit peel. If it weren't for that, it would be the usual fruity Glorious Fuji.
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KPRating [A].
This is what the sunrise looks like when you polish it too...sweet but stinky. (lol)
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KPI haven't had it in a while, but it still smells and tastes like grapefruit peel. I wonder what it would go well with. I would recommend it if the sweetness were a little less...
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KPOverwhelming. The aroma is gorgeous, the texture is smooth, it's fruity but not too floral, and it has a nice sharpness so you won't get tired of drinking it. It goes well with both meat and fish. It can also eliminate the smell. It is a sake like Aina Ashida.
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YokoyamaSilver10
