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Maibijin特別純米無濾過生原酒
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★4.0 A low-polished raw sake aged for 7 years. I thought it would be heavier, but it is surprisingly refreshing. However, it is still full-bodied and full of umami.
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4.0 Gently delicious and sharp. It tastes like rice. When heated, it becomes sweeter and more fragrant. It does not have the acidity of the Junmai sake we had before.
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3.5 Dry sake with just the right amount of umami. Good for the first cup. Made with Comet, Hokkaido's preferred rice for sake brewing. Produces a light-flavored sake with low protein content.
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Nokaya特別純米雄山錦
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3.5 The rice flavor is strong. It is sweet but has a good sharpness. Perfect for a mealtime sake. Toyama's sake is delicious. The sweetness increases when heated, but the aroma does not spread.
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★3.0 A refreshing Yamahai. Hot sake. When you put it in your mouth, you can feel the alcohol. It's a junmai, but still. The lingering aftertaste is a little spicy on the tongue.
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3.5 Well, it's good. It is hard to believe that it is a real brew. Considering the original price, it is the most cost-effective. However, there are many other delicious sakes out there. If you ask me if I want to drink something with a premium at a high price, I don't think so.
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★5.0 This is my favorite drink! I got 5 points from Mr. Instrument! Low-alcoholic sake, Junmai. This is a 12% alcohol content Junmai unfiltered sake. By lightening the alcohol load on the yeast, it has a clear, juicy flavor with a balanced sweetness and acidity. It is said to be a "good sake".
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Iwanoi240五百万石純米吟醸無濾過生原酒
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3.5 It has a strong, dark taste, which is due to the fact that it is made with ultra-hard water. I wonder if Gohyakumangoku can have this kind of taste.
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