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Fukushima
2(12.5%)
Saitama
2(12.5%)
Shizuoka
2(12.5%)
Hokkaido
1(6.25%)
Miyagi
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Nigori was packed in barrels at a department store event. It has the original flavor of rice rather than the sweetness of amazake, and a slightly effervescent taste. It is easy to drink and you will never get tired of drinking it.
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Re-jozo brewing. It starts with a fruity aroma, followed by a thick sweetness that rushes up to the palate. Yet it has a crisp aftertaste. It would be good with dessert after a small meal.
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Dry. It is a junmai ginjo, but I think it is more junmai than junmai. As the name suggests, it is a well-designed balanced sake.
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Junmai Nama-zake as it is squeezed. Junmai nama sake with a strong rice flavor. The alcohol content is high at 18%. It is more than elegant, but rather a good sake to be enjoyed on special occasions, as a hidden local sake of Kyoto.
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Junmai Ginjo-shu for summer season only. Summer Junmai Gin Yokoyama. Good aroma, strong taste, but refreshing because it is a ginjo. Certainly perfect for summer!
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Kurumazaka Shuzo, special junmai. It has a strong flavor and a gorgeous spring-like fruity aroma. Perfect for hanami (cherry blossom viewing) sake.
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Fruity. It is said to be lightly nigori (lightly cloudy), but that's about it. Slightly sweet with a hint of nigori-zake. Slightly effervescent.
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