Bamboo Crane
The color is light yellow because yellow malted rice for shochu is used!
The aroma is rich, reminiscent of shochu, and the taste is hot and pleasant on the palate and down the throat!
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Bamboo Crane
A low-alcohol, easy-to-drink drink with a refreshing mouthfeel and a sweetness of rice rather than gentle fruit!
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Bamboo Crane
A cup of The Summer Sake with a refreshing melon-like sweetness and a clean, crisp taste!
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Bamboo Crane
It has a slight effervescence and a subtle sweetness of rice on the palate.
There is no dryness or refreshing feeling, so it is an easy-drinking cup that everyone can enjoy!
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The mouthfeel is refreshing, with a gentle acidity followed by a dry taste!
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Bamboo Crane
Sour and sweet taste of grapefruit.
This is truly a cup of "Koei Chrysanthemum"!
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Bamboo Crane
Slightly effervescent on the palate
A cup with the full-bodied sweetness of gentle rice!
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Bamboo Crane
The fizz characteristic of nama-shu is weak.
Not the grapefruit-like sweetness and acidity that is typical of Koueikiku, but a gentle pear-like sweetness with low acidity.
The alcohol content is low at 14 degrees, so you can drink it in large gulps!
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Bamboo Crane
Mimuro cedar has a fruity image, but this is an adult cider that has a pleasantly sweet taste and a slight sweetness that is more characteristic of orikarami than fruity!
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Bamboo Crane
The road to national domination!
A long time update, the palate feels the gentle sourness of the fruit, followed by another gentle sweetness, a true springtime drink!
Only two more to go until the national conquest!
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Bamboo Crane
It has a cemedine-like aroma, and the mouthfeel of this drink is sour and sweet like grapefruit!
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Bamboo Crane
Packed in the morning on March 1, to be served on March 2.
It has a gorgeous aroma, a slightly effervescent mouthfeel, a refreshing sweetness like a pear, and a clean, refreshing finish!
This is a sake made with the brewer's passion for sake brewing, and finished in just one day!
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Bamboo Crane
Purchased while on a trip to Oarai, Ibaraki Prefecture.
The mouthfeel is sour and rich with the sweetness of rice.
It is gentle on the throat, but a deep cup that makes your mouth hot and curdled!
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Bamboo Crane
The mouthfeel is slightly effervescent and refreshing, with a floral aroma followed by a hint of sweetness!
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Bamboo Crane
Eiko-Fuji has a sweet image, but for me it feels a little dry.
On the palate, there is a hint of sweetness like a pear, but it feels hot on the nose and down the throat.
This sake is made from "Hashu Homare," a sake brewing rice produced in Yamagata Prefecture, which gives it a complex flavor that cannot be experienced anywhere else!
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Bamboo Crane
Unadjusted unrefined sake aged in the brewery!
Very fruity for a Takachidai!
It is so light that it is hard to believe that it has an alcohol content of 16%!
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Bamboo Crane
I look forward to this snowman every year.
This year's flavor was... more crisp than in previous years, and this year I felt a stronger sense of cleanliness than sweetness!
I felt that every year it is becoming more refined and has a sharp taste despite being lightly nigori (light nigori)!
I am also looking forward to next year's brew!
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Bamboo Crane
A glass with a refreshing sweetness from the microbubbles!
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Bamboo Crane
The aroma is chocolate.
The palate is very sweet, with a full-bodied sweetness of rice and a dry and drinkable nose!
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Bamboo Crane
From the first attack to the end of the nose, this drink has a consistent fruity aroma and sweetness!
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