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13 degrees and low alcohol content
You can drink it very quickly and refreshingly.
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It's a white wine type.
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Miyoshigiku, which has a crazy image of "make peace with cats" and many other things.
First comes the pineapple scent.
After that, there is a grain aroma.
Sweet with a bitter taste.
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Delicious!
Tastes a little strong and sweet
But it's sharp.
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Unblended unpasteurized sake from the warehouse
The nose has a strong sweet aroma of rice.
Sweet but not sticky, with a light bitterness.
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Mochi 4-step brewing
Sweet aroma of rice even before you drink it, sweet but not sticky and delicious♪
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Unfiltered Junmai Ginjyo Nama-Ginjo Nama-Shu made with white malted rice
It has a strong sweet and sour taste of white malted rice.
I like white malted rice.
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Sake is used to make this product, so it is aromatic and sweet!
Sour and strong!
In my mind, dessert is
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伝衛門独身者の機械
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The name was wow.
That was a solid flavor.
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Delicious.
Refreshing? The taste is a combination of umami, sweetness, and bitterness.
to sweetness to bitterness.
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It's not dry, not sweet, not light, but it tastes good.
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Aged Nama-zake
The aroma is sweet with a distant amazake-like flavor, but it is not sticky with bitterness.
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あじが濃い
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They use black malted rice.
Soft sourness and sweetness. I like it.
Has it won a prize in France or something? I wonder if it has.
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It's supposed to be super dry, but it has a light acidity and not much bitterness, so it goes down easy.
It is definitely good with seafood (white fish is recommended).
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Wine yeast brewing
Yes, it is wine.
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Kame-no-o, the oldest sake in the world. It's supposed to be dry, but I think it's sweet.
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Sweet. I like the aroma.
Sourness is strong but sweetness is strong.
Bitterness is hidden.
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