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Bon Junmizu Junmai Daiginjo. It will be served at the end of this year. Compared to Gold, it has less fruitiness, and when it goes down the throat, it has a tangy taste that is typical of sake. It tastes like sake. We eat Osechi from 31st of the month, so I served it with beans and herring roe, which is a local dish of Tohoku.
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It is a daiginjo Shizuku Shibori from Kikusen. It was quite sweet. It has a strong fruity taste and is soft on the palate, making it easy to drink. The tangy feeling when you drink it is really instantaneous, so I recommend it to those who are not good at sake. I recommend it to those who are not good at sake. However, if you don't like sweet sake, you might want to refrain from drinking it.
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I like Koryu, so I wanted to buy some to drink. It is so reasonable and great that I wish they would sell it at convenience stores. The bottle is stylish and of course it tastes like Koryu. It tastes like a Kuroryu, but I'm not so sure.
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When drunk chilled, it has a slightly tangy thirst. It has a strong fruity flavor, and I think it is a little bit difficult to choose the right partner. However, the mellow aroma is very good, so I would like you to try it. It is easy to drink even for those who do not drink sake. Bimi!
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The fourth bottle. The first bottle of Kenai Shan was delicious, so I ordered this one as well. Compared to Ken-Ai-Yama, it has less bitterness in the aftertaste. But that doesn't mean it's lacking in bitterness, and it's easy to drink with a clean aftertaste. It is delicious!
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My wife gave this to me for Father's Day. It is indeed a Kuroryu. When you put it in your mouth, the mellow taste spreads, and then it disappears quickly. There is almost no aftertaste. Kuroryu is the best!
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