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Purchased at Nakamura Shoten.
There is not much aroma, but it has a refreshing taste.
There is a slight sweetness in the mouth, but it has a crisp aftertaste.
It's a refreshing dry taste. It goes well with any Japanese food.
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A gift. This is the first time I have had sake from Wakayama.
The aroma is fruity, and when you put it in your mouth, there is a sweetness, and then a dry refreshing feeling. The aftertaste is refreshing and it can be used as a sake during meals.
It is good for those who like dry sake.
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A gift. This is the first time I have had sake from Wakayama.
The aroma is fruity, and when you put it in your mouth, there is a sweetness, and then a dry refreshing feeling. The aftertaste is refreshing and it can be used as a sake during meals.
It is good for those who like dry sake.
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Purchased at Nakamura Shoten.
The aroma is pear and apple type.
The taste is fruity sweetness is sweet but the aftertaste is nice and refreshing.
It is good to drink cold or chilled.
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A gift.
The aroma is fruity and pear-like.
The taste is sweet but refreshing. You can feel the delicious taste.
I think it is better to drink it chilled.
Koshitanrei
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When I drink it lukewarm, the aroma disappears a bit and the sweetness becomes stronger and lingers underneath. But it's good.
Cold to lukewarm sake might be better.
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A gift.
Chilled
Aroma It has a strong sake feeling, not sweet or fruity.
Taste It is dry and refreshing, with a sweet aftertaste.
It has a sweet aftertaste.
It is better to drink it with a meal than to drink it alone.
Lukewarm
Aroma It becomes less like a sake than cold. It becomes easy to drink.
Taste It's easier to drink when it's lukewarm.
It becomes mellow.
This sake is probably better served lukewarm or at room temperature.
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Nakamura Shoten purchase.
It has a fruity scent. It is gentle on the palate and goes in smoothly.
The aftertaste is not too sweet. Is it better to drink it cold?
I'd like to try it warmed next time.
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Purchased at Nakamura Shoten.
I don't remember much of the taste .... It was easy to drink and dry.
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Purchased at Nakamura Shoten.
The price is about 1000 yen.
The taste is sweet and refreshing. When it became lukewarm after drinking it cold, it was good to feel the sweetness a little differently. I don't like sweet taste, but it was easy to drink.
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Junmai Namaishouraishoushu 100% rice produced in Niigata, produced in May 2009
The aroma is fruity.
It is refreshing on the palate.
It goes well with a variety of Japanese dishes.
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Soku蔵づくり米 キヌヒカリ
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The aroma is fruity and mellow with a lingering aftertaste. The taste is sweeter than sweet but with a lingering aftertaste.
Be careful not to cool it too much. It is best served chilled.
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Nakamura Shoten purchase.
The aroma is fruity and the color is clear.
It is a summer sake and should be drunk cold. It tastes refreshing and has a nice lingering taste on the tongue. Delicious!
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Special Junmai-shu Hachitanishiki
Tosa Shiragiku
The aroma is refreshing.
The taste is clean and dry, with no lingering taste on the tongue and no sweetness.
The aroma is not strong, so it is easy to drink.
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Purchased at "Nakamura Shoten" in Kumoji.
It says "dry", but I felt it was sweet for me.
The lingering sweetness lingers on the tongue. It may be good for those who like it.
It was too sweet for me, so I drank it with soda and it was delicious.
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Purchased at Nakamura Shoten.
The aroma is fruity.
When you put it in your mouth, it has a sweet taste with a slight carbonation.
The sweet taste doesn't leave a bad feeling on the tongue.
It can be used as a sake during meals.
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The aroma is a little fruity, like sake.
Recommended by an acquaintance, this is the sake I was looking for.
It can be drunk cold or lukewarm.
Easy to drink, so be careful not to drink too much!
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Seven's One Cup Sake.
A 10% blend of Junmai Daiginjo sake? I'm not sure.
The aroma is sweet, the first sip is sweet, the second sip changes the impression a bit, but it's sweet sake.
If you eat Japanese food, you can drink with it.
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Not much of an aroma.
The taste is a little sweet and easy to drink. It doesn't leave a lingering feeling on the tongue, so I guess it's a food sake.
It is refreshing and goes well with food.
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エエ純米大吟醸
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I don't know the name. The label looks like "eh" so I decided to use that name.
The aroma is not strong and fruity.
The taste is refreshing and there is no aftertaste. It is easy to drink.
I'm not sure if it goes well with strong flavored food.
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Sake from Fukuoka
The aroma is sweet.
It has a sweet taste, and the sensation on the tongue is not too sweet, so you can enjoy the aftertaste. It is more refreshing when drunk cold, which is my preference, but even when it is lukewarm
The taste is delicious.
I think it is possible to drink it while tasting it.
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