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No label photo as it was served in a sake bottle. Probably junmai dry (probably).
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The aroma and sweetness that spreads from the moment it enters the mouth is an art form. Fruity is what it means. No wonder it is so popular.
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Excuse my first comment, Mr. Gedo 🙇.
Hi there 😊
I'm an akudo myself, but since I discovered the depth of Sake, I've come to enjoy about one sake almost every day 😅I found Saku and Masanochi to be in my very strike zone!
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Thank you for your comment, Mr. Swissisan! I wonder if "Saku" is a sake that can be enjoyed even by a "non-drinker"! It's good news for the sake drinker that you can now enjoy about 1 gou of sake... I want to devote myself to it every day!
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The aroma and mouthfeel are very refreshing despite the fact that I am a dry drinker. The balance of the sake is so good that it makes me feel that this is a good sake.
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Sake that is too advanced for me, as a non-drinker. Dry and sharp.
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Mellow sweetness and melon on the tongue.
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Houou Mita was my favorite.
Delicious!
Mellow aroma and spreading sweetness
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