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The labels are all different because each one is dyed by Aizome. In addition, it takes time to make the labels, which is why the delivery of sake is delayed. Kume-Zakura labels are cool. It seems to be a blend. The color is topaz. The aroma is of flowers and fruits with a sense of maturity. Tobacco, mushrooms, and black tea on a white flower and papaya-like base. It can be drunk smoothly at room temperature. The astringency and acidity appear on the surface, but sweetness and nourishment surround the whole. It is delicious enough as it is. It is also good to drink at room temperature. Warm it up. Warming will greatly increase the depth of flavor. It has a deep bosom and can be paired with any dish. The best temperature range is from room temperature to a little above lukewarm, but it's also delicious hot. But it tastes great even when heated. It is a relaxed and easygoing sake. It would be great in a restaurant in an old private house, including the label, for its taste and atmosphere.
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Color: yellow Southern fruit like lactic acid aroma and banana. Maybe some pineapple. Slightly black tea, though I can't make out the wood vat-like aroma. At room temperature, it has a strong acidity and astringency, but it is not as bad as I expected. There is a sweetness as well. Warm it up. Wow, it changes. This one is definitely better. The sweetness and nourishment spread out. It's not very beautiful, but it's good. I think it's good even if you add water and heat it up higher. It has a deep nourishment. It is good with sweet boiled dishes and spicy dishes.
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2015by but not that much color. Nearly crystalline yellow. Maybe it was laid down at a low temperature before shipping. The nose has a mature aroma. Sticky fruits like black tea, caramel, and mango. There is also a somewhat hard aroma. Lime? It is very tasty even at room temperature. The taste is not heavy with a good balance of gentle sweetness and acidity, yet it has a voluminous flavor. It is very tasty. The aftertaste is beautiful and goes in easily. I heated it up. Yaah, it's delicious. The overall balance is the same, but the sweetness and acidity combine to create a more relaxed taste. Both room temperature and warmed are delicious. It's up to you to decide what you want to do with it, depending on the dish and your mood. Both are delicious. This is very tasty. It has a good balance of sweetness and sourness and a good volume. It is somewhat like Kenrishi. The acidity is not as strong as advertised. It may have more acidity in cold weather or if it is stored at a lower temperature. It is better to store it at room temperature. I don't know how it will change in the future, but I think room temperature is the way to go, at least for now. I like Taisho's Tsuru. It tastes good in a different direction from Hiokizakura and others.
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ひるぺこ
Good morning, Tarou-san. Taisho no Tsuru is very good. I'd like to try it, but I can't seem to find it 💦Taro's comment makes me want to drink it more and more 😊.
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タロウ
Hirupeko-san, Taisho cranes are hard to find. I buy mine at Urara in Michimae. I highly recommend the sake here!
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ひるぺこ
Thanks for the great info😊I want to go to Urara so badly! I'll make it my summer agenda 🚗💨
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ひるぺこ
Good evening, Mr. Tarou. I got the same sake at Urara! I'm a beginner so I was worried about room temperature but when I heated it up it was great 😆 I also brought home a pink Omachi so I'll enjoy it slowly 😊.
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Congratulations on your purchase! The taste may settle down again by leaving it at room temperature after opening the bottle, so if you drink it again at room temperature in about 2 weeks, you may get a different impression. Pink Omachi, I envy you!
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Yellow to topaz color. It is said to be aged for three years in tanks at room temperature. The aroma is more room temperature than expected. Caramel, black tea, banana, and a little citrus. A little spice. It tastes good enough at room temperature. The taste is a little dry, but there is a pleasant acidity in the sweetness. The astringency gives it a nice volume. Warmed up. It is delicious. It has a different taste from San-in style. The acidity and sweetness are combined in a single flavor that spreads out. The minerality and thick texture are not unpleasant and clearly show the outline of this sake. I must drink a variety of sakes. It is delicious. If we choose information and drinks based on taste, our world will become smaller and smaller, so we must drink a variety of drinks.
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ひるぺこ
Good evening, Mr. Tarou. I understand your last comment very well. I am very impressed when I drink sake that I would not choose for myself. I would like to meet many different kinds of sake that I don't know yet 😊.
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タロウ
Hirupeko, if you are obsessed with sake, your view of wine and other things will be narrowed. Recently, I am beginning to think that I need money as much as I need curiosity.
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ひるぺこ
I really need curiosity and money 🤔I'll work hard and do my best.
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2014by When I go to a sake brewery, they sell this one in its original form, but I feel this one is less expensive. It's a yamabuki colored sake. Aged sake aroma but also pineapple. Pineapple, tea, dead wood, koji, maybe some caramel? At room temperature, it goes in easily without volume. The crisp sweetness, slight acidity, and a touch of astringency come in easily. Warm it up. Not much change in volume. The balance is not bad, but it is somewhat thin. It has a dry taste. This is the kind that goes well with anko (red bean paste), isn't it? It would probably be delicious with Japanese sweets as if it were tea or black tea! Please enjoy the withering taste with Japanese sweets with red bean paste!
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Pale golden yellow Aroma of freshness hidden in the ripeness. Caramel, tea, banana and a hint of floral notes. At room temperature, it is quite delicious. The sweetness spreads gradually with a hint of astringency. The flavor is relaxing and not stiff like heated sake. Warm it up. Ah, it's delicious. It's full of flavors and a bit of a jumble, but it's delicious in its own way. The acidity and sweetness are all in harmony, and the deep flavor is indescribably delicious. It is not good with sashimi. It might be good with deep-fried tofu. It tastes good with a hint of sweetness.
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Suwaizumi杉の雫純米吟醸
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Not dark, but colored liquor. Aged aromas, caramel, koji, tea, moss. Banana and pineapple sneak into the mix. Not too astringent even at room temperature. Strong acidity and astringency form around the deep sweetness. This is delicious. Warm it up. This is delicious! The rich sweetness, the voluminous acidity, and the astringency are all in harmony and seep into the body. It's a perfect combination and soaks into your body. It's a properly heated sake. You can really feel the nourishment. I wish restaurants that serve expensive Japanese food would have this kind of heated sake.
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Lightly colored but almost transparent Gorgeous aroma. Pineapple, banana, apple, a little mossy, but mostly fruit. The label says to chill it, but I'm sorry, but it was served at room temperature. Sweetness is the main flavor, with just a hint of acidity, and a mineral texture and astringency on the finish. Serve lukewarm. It is not sticky sweet, but the sweetness is too much. The balance is just barely maintained by the minerality. I'm not sure about this one. I think there is a hesitation in the way the taste is created, not in terms of technique, but in terms of identity and commercial aspects.
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Unblended but with 14% alcohol by volume. Color is clear. The aroma is pineapple, apple and banana. There are also white flowers and mineral notes. The taste is very crisp. Sourness and a hint of sweetness. But there is no volume. It's a hassle to heat it up. I don't know Sengoku, but it's popular and this is a special product.
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Is it active? I've been storing it at 10 degrees Celsius and it blows. Cloudy sake. Aroma of shwash and pineapple. There is also a raw koji taste. Difficult to balance sweetness and bitterness. Maybe it is because of the temperature range. It is cute and has a nuance of a sweetness. Maybe it's because it's been blown off. I'll warm it up for now. Oh, it's pretty good! The sweetness is understated but plays a leading role, and the acidity is reserved in the back. It tastes rather better than fresh out of the fridge! A well-made sake. And it has the wind of today. I like it. I think it's a really good sake.
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Kihei純米吟醸生貯蔵酒
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My wife's parents bought a series of alcoholic beverages (3) The color is clear. The aroma is strong and has some raw nuances. Aroma: Koji, apple, and a hint of black tea. It has a sweet taste and a sharp texture. It goes in smoothly and is easy to drink. Even when heated, the sweetness increases, but the balance is not lost. It tastes better than expected.
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来楽純米原酒生酒おりがらみ
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A slight muddiness. It's a natural. The lid popped off when I opened the bottle, probably because I kept the raw sake in the wine cellar. It's fine! Fresh aroma, lychee, banana, white flowers, and a modest aroma that is not too much like nama-shu. The modest sweetness spreads at first, followed by a shrieking acidity and a more voluminous sweetness. The texture is chunky, but the acidity is nice, so it is easy to drink without becoming too heavy. I heated it up. I may have raised the temperature too high. A nutty aroma emerges, and it is somewhat savory. The balance of the flavors is not greatly affected, and it tastes better than expected. Maybe it's because it has a good balance of sweetness and sourness. I drank it for the first time, but it is delicious. It has a nuance similar to Kakogawa's Morinori. It is easy to drink as a draft sake, but it has a solid core and is well balanced. Very nice!
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My wife's parents bought a series of alcoholic beverages (2) Color is clear. Aroma is difficult to find. Not complex, but kelp, white flowers, capuleti. Clear and clean. Well balanced sweetness and acidity, clean and crisp. It is surprisingly good even when heated. The easy-to-understand sweetness spreads in the mouth in good balance and relaxes the palate. This is surprisingly tasty. I don't know the price, but it's probably cheap. But it has the potential to be as good as the latest trendy sake.
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Kihei純米生貯蔵酒
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My wife's parents bought a series of alcoholic beverages (1) Clear in color. Predominantly capueti type aroma. Apple, pineapple. Aroma is raw, probably because it is freshly stored. Yogurt, malted rice. The sweetness spreads. The acidity is low, and a raw-like volume spreads in the mouth. It is a cold sake, but it can be heated up. The balance is still broken and the sweetness is strong. Delicious at room temperature.
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Tatsuriki神龍錦純米吟醸
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Sake brewed with Shinryu Nishiki, a new sake rice that is a cross between Yamada Nishiki and Shinryoku. The color is clear. Aroma is tropical, pineapple, apple, with banana and strawberry among them. There are not many other aromas. The aroma itself is modest, so it does not give the impression of being sweet. The sweetness spreads after entering the bottle. Slight acidity, a crisp texture, and a sense of minerality. Bitterness comes later. The aftertaste is interesting. The aroma that passes through the nose and the subtle but full sweetness felt at the back of the tongue finish the taste pleasantly. This is a proper sake. It has fruity nuances in a way that is not unlike mainstream ginjo-shu.
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Hatsusakuraニューハツサクラ純米生酛
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It is lightly colored, maybe because it is R2by. The aroma is isoamyl type. Ripe fruit, banana, but also apple-like. It's not floral, but a bit woody. Tastes good enough at room temperature. It has a good sweetness and acidity, followed by bitterness and minerality that give it depth. There is a nice astringency as well. But I still want to warm it up. That's why I warmed it up. Lukewarm is the best. The sweetness and richness of the flavor envelopes the whole body. It also has a little astringent flavor that handles well. It's rich, but it also has a certain youthfulness. It's relaxed, but there is a sense of tension. It is not simple, but it has a simple taste, It's delicious. It would go well with simmered pumpkin or other strong-flavored stews.
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Hello, Tarou. Is it a 2-year old New Hatsuzakura? I like it. I'm jealous because I missed out on buying a bottle of Seijuku the other day and regretted it so much. I hope to find another opportunity to drink it 😊.
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Hi there, I'm a newbie and I've been looking for a new drink for a while now. This is the only New Hats Sakura I've had, and it's delicious! I like the balance of easy to understand but not simple.
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梅津の生酛純米原酒にごり酒
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It says it is heated with about 30-40% water added, and I thought it must be very strong since it is served with soda at some restaurants. The alcohol content is 20%. The aroma is quite milky. Yogurt, pineapple, a little vegetal. At room temperature. Strong - sludgy texture, alcoholic punch, and volume of flavor all strong. Too strong to drink on its own with a meal. It's cloudy but not too sweet, mainly acidic with a nice mix of bitterness. There is also a strong astringent taste, so the aftertaste is not as strong as the volume. Heating up sake It is still strong, but it becomes mellow and easy to drink. The sweetness and nastiness spread out. This is too strong on its own unless it is watered down or something. It's a good idea to pair it with a meal as a condiment, but that's about it.
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ひるぺこ
Hello, Taro. I've been drinking a colander as well. I love its smooth taste, rich and indescribable richness. Colander soda is also good for the coming season. 😊
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ひるぺこ
Hello, Taro. I've been drinking a colander as well. I love its smooth taste, rich and indescribable richness. Colander soda is also good for the coming season. 😊
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Hi, Hirupeko. It's mellow, but it's too strong straight. If there were more sensual nuances in the aroma and taste, I would enjoy it on its own. The colander soda is very good!
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コイクマ純米生酛無濾過
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Transparent in color Aroma is gentle but gorgeous. White flowers, pineapple, yogurt. Delicious at room temperature. The wine has a plump sweetness, gentle acidity, and astringency. The overall balance is well balanced and the taste is rich and voluminous. When heated, the volume of the sweetness expands and the rich flavor envelops the entire palate. It is like a goddess of fertility. It has an erotic taste and umami. It's rather erotic. I think there are many people who like it. Personally, I'd like it to be a bit more schmutzy, but I can understand why this big bulge of relaxed feeling is good. Delicious.
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Tamaezan waste 29by21 daughter Firm ripe aroma. Caramel, black tea, lactic acid, slightly ripe fruit. At room temperature, it is mainly acidity and astringency, but it has a sweeter aftertaste than expected, and a little tangy. What is it? I heated it up. Hmm? It's different from what I imagined. The sweetness doesn't spread much, and the acidity is the main ingredient, making it refreshing and light. It's lighter than it is voluminous. I wondered if Benten Musume was like this. I had imagined something a little more voluminous and robust, but it is quite different. It is a sake that plays a supporting role. It might be good with carpaccio or cold appetizers with hot sake.
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