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KAYO YOSUKE Junmai Daiginjo Ginjo Ginpu
Rice polishing rate 48%.
16% alcohol by volume
It is aromatic and easy to drink, and the taste is very gentle.
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ZAKU Shinshu 2020 Junmai Daiginjo 50%.
It is a limited edition annual brewed new sake.
It has a mild mouthfeel and a sweetness that is like a fresh sake.
The cost effectiveness is very good. 720ml ¥2,090
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Raifuku Junmai Daiginjo Aiyama 100% polished
It's one of my favorite sake.
It's very mild on the palate, smooth and lingers wonderfully on the palate, and I encourage everyone to try it.
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KIDO KID Junmai Daiginjo
Rice polishing rate 50%.
15% alcohol by volume.
Smooth and smooth on the palate and on the throat.
The ginjo aroma that comes through from the nose, and a taste that you can drink as much as you want.
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Kaze no Mori Junmai Ginjo Tsukiha Kaze 50%.
My favorite forest of the wind.
Slight carbonation and sweetness that never betrayed
It's still easy to drink.
The best value for money!
720ml ¥1,600 + tax
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KAYOSEKI Junmai-Ginjo Miyamanishiki bottled unfiltered malt liquor
It has a unique pineapple taste and is smooth to drink.
It is very delicious.
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ZAKU IMPRESSION Type G
Created by Impressions G
Junmai Genshu (unpasteurized)
On the palate, there is a little bit of crispness in the mouth. It is very mellow and has a sweet aftertaste.
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The Kaze no Mori and Aburacho Sake Brewery, which I've been fascinated by lately.
What I like most about it is the good cost performance.
It's a pure sake, but it has a lot of carbon dioxide gas, so you have to be careful when storing it horizontally because the carbon dioxide is released and the unique crispiness of Kaze no Mori is lost. I remember when I didn't know this and left it sideways before, it didn't have any crispiness at all and I felt like it was that.
Since it is 50% polished, I think it can be called a Junmai Daiginjo.
The use of ultra-hard water, which is unusual for sake, is also unique.
The taste is definitely my favorite sake, with sweetness and a nice lingering aftertaste.
KAYO YOSAKO Junmai Daiginjo bottled unfiltered raw sake SAKE MUSASHI
Rice polishing ratio: 48%, for drinking at home
It has a very delicious pineapple taste. Junmai Daiginjo sake made from sake rice from Saitama Prefecture, Sakemusashi
Uranabeshima Kakushi Sake
Polishing 50%.
Alcohol Content 16%.
For drinking at home ¥1,683
The taste of Nabeshima, as expected, does not disappoint.
It's easy to drink, and the flavor lingers for a long time and is very delicious. You can drink it in one sitting.
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It was my favorite mountain, so I didn't hesitate to buy it.
The taste is refreshing in the mouth, just like Aisan.
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It's 14% alcohol by volume, but it has the feel of an unpasteurized sake, with a sweetness that's similar to that of an unpasteurized sake.
The yeast is CEL-24-like and easy to drink.
It is delicious.
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KAYOSEKI Junmai Daiginjo Yamadanishiki 40%.
Bottled Non-Filtered Raw Sake
Yamada Nishiki's aroma, smoothness and lingering aroma are all outstanding.
It has a pineapple taste, which is typical of Hwayang Basu, but it's even more refined.