A robust flavor.
The spiciness is accompanied by an umami flavor that spreads with a tangy spiciness, and the sweetness slowly spreads as well.
It finishes with a soft aftertaste while retaining a gentle sweetness.
Starts with a freshness like a rummy, then turns to a mild sweetness.
It starts out floral and gradually becomes milder as it progresses to a lingering finish.
The wine is elegant with little intonation.
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Aroma and taste of heavy fruit.
The gentle sweetness spreads quickly, and then the umami that expands to another level and bitterness mingle with a clean finish.
The tangy, spicy taste is accompanied by a strong sense of rice flavor.
The slight effervescence keeps the taste from becoming too rich and mellow.
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The mouthfeel is very gentle and the umami gradually expands.
The clear sweetness lasts for a long time and finishes gently.
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The mouth is filled with an entrancingly clear sweetness, which is gradually followed by fruitiness with a touch of acidity.
The aftertaste is round and soft.
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The acidity is rather mild and the umami is assertive.
The balance between the two is exquisite, and the satisfaction of drinking Huayotsu is very satisfying.
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Its modest sweetness and fine flavor spread across the palate.
The balance of the acidity and bitterness that follows is exquisite, and the aroma that escapes through the nose is also very good.
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It has a melon-like aroma and the mouthfeel is a bit harsh.
The umami flavor is well expressed, but it is sharp and has a beautiful, clear aftertaste.
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It is as clear as water, yet the umami that is typical of sake can be felt firmly.
The soft and gentle sweetness follows and finishes sharply, as if it were water.
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The refreshing sweet and sour taste is pleasant.
Gradually, the creamy umami flavor is combined with a sense of effervescence, and it finishes with a sense of crispness.
The sweetness is firm, yet very clear.
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The aroma is strong, like that of Shaoxing wine.
The umami of rice and round, soft sweetness gradually seep out.
It leaves a strong lingering aftertaste, but there is no cloying taste, and the Etsukaijin character can be felt firmly.
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Tangy mouthfeel.
The mouthfeel is rich, but strangely light, yet balanced and rich in flavor.
The aftertaste is also mild.
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Elegant sweetness and acidity.
The umami of the rice is gentle and gradually becomes one.
Fresh and easy to drink from start to finish.
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Hanahayo Miyamanishiki
The juice is overflowing with juice.
The acidity, which is not too harsh, gives it a sense of cohesiveness so that it does not become too heavy.
The bitterness is low and the taste is light and crisp.
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The photo was taken when the package was opened, so don't worry about the tree behind it.
The full flavor of rice spreads with a firm assertion of acidity.
The acidity is accompanied by a good amount of bitterness and a good sharpness.
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The taste is clean and refreshing with a soft effervescence.
The sweetness with an elegant lactic acidity follows and finishes gently.
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The aroma is clean and clear, but the sake's character can be tasted on the palate.
While the rice flavor is robust, the elegant acidity enhances the crispness of the taste.
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It is overflowing with juiciness and coolness that fills the mouth.
The acidity is mild but well accented, creating a sense of unity.
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