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Fruity and moderate in flavor. I would recommend enjoying the sake by itself, apart from meals.
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Fruity and easy to drink. Clean taste.
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Dry and rich. But it has a refreshing aftertaste. Recommended as a food sake when eating sashimi.
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No one is missing out on this restaurant's limited-time-only sake.
I chose this junmai sake as a food sake.
It has a strong flavor, yet does not interfere with the food. The acidity, which is unique to unfiltered sake, is refreshing.
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There is no miss in this store's limited-time-only sake.
The rice polishing ratio is 39%, and the taste is clear. It is dry but has a gorgeous aroma and you will never get tired of drinking it.
The name "top-quality daiginjo" is no lie.
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HIROKI Special Junmai
Tobiroki is a very strong and robust sake that can stand up to dishes with strong flavors such as soy sauce and cheese. Yet, it has no peculiarities, and is a refreshing drink that will reset your palate.
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Nabeshima Harvest Moon Hiyashiroshi Tokubetsu Junmai-shu
I think it was the year before last that I bought this bottle for home use at Sumiyoshi Sake Brewery in Fukuoka City, and I was hooked on it. I found it at an izakaya I visited in Kurume City. It is a sake that goes well with all kinds of food during the autumn season, when food becomes more delicious. It is smooth and easy to drink, yet has a strong rice flavor.
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Saku Enochi Junmai Ginjo
Sake with a slightly fruity aroma (as indicated on the label, it has a sweet aroma similar to that of pears) and a dry, refreshing taste with a slightly sweet aftertaste. This sake is perfect as an aperitif, toast, or just a first drink.
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A bottle drunk at home.
It is labeled "single flame," so it must have been fired once.
It is fresh, but not fruity. It is rather dry with a crisp finish.
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It's still hot outside, but I want to enjoy autumn drinks.
It has a rounded flavor unique to hiyaoroshi. It has a rounded flavor that is unique to hiyaoroshi, yet it has a robust taste, so it goes well with dishes with strong flavors, such as simmered dishes.
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It's still hot outside, but I want to enjoy autumn drinks.
We started with a refreshing one that goes well with sashimi. It went down my throat and had a refreshing aftertaste.
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A glass of wine served in a faceted wine glass.
I would like to taste the original flavor of the sake, not with a meal. It is such a sake.
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The event will compare four different types of junmai ginjo and special junmai sake, each of which is a pure ginjo and a special junmai sake, both raw and fire-brewed, from Saka Shuzo, the oldest sake brewery in Saga Prefecture, which changed its name from "Sado no Ume Shuzo," which is located in Kubota-cho, Saga City.
The special junmai sake is suitable for drinking in mid-summer. It has moderate acidity and a robust flavor. It is like drinking white wine and goes well with stewed dishes such as pasta with tomato sauce and tripe.
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The event will compare four different types of junmai ginjo and special junmai sake, each of which is a pure ginjo and a special junmai sake, both raw and fire-brewed, from Saka Shuzo, the oldest sake brewery in Saga Prefecture, which changed its name from "Sado no Ume Shuzo," which is located in Kubota-cho, Saga City.
The special junmai sake. This is the best sake to drink in midsummer! It has just the right amount of acidity to give it a cool, refreshing feeling. It is like drinking white wine and goes well with olive oil dishes such as carpaccio.
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The event will compare four different types of junmai ginjo and special junmai sake, each of which is a pure ginjo and a special junmai sake, both raw and fire-brewed, from Saka Shuzo, the oldest sake brewery in Saga Prefecture, which changed its name from "Sado no Ume Shuzo," which is located in Kubota-cho, Saga City.
The special junmai has a robust flavor. It goes well with strong flavored dishes.
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The event will compare four different types of junmai ginjo and special junmai sake, each of which is a pure ginjo and a special junmai sake, both raw and fire-brewed, from Saka Shuzo, the oldest sake brewery in Saga Prefecture, which changed its name from "Sado no Ume Shuzo," which is located in Kubota-cho, Saga City.
The junmai ginjo is refreshingly dry and perfect for a mealtime drink. The junmai ginjo is refreshingly dry and perfect for a mealtime drink.
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Takijinboast Junmai Daiginjo Aizan Super Limited Nama-Nihonjunshu
A super-limited product from the Takijiman Shuzo brewery in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture.
The fruity acidity unique to the sake is pleasant to drink.
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Junmai-shu Nama Hanayu Rikuwada
This is a cup brewed by Ryoseki Shuzo in Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture.
I had never heard of the brand name Hanamup or the sake rice called Rikuwada before.
The sweetness is followed by a pleasant acidity that is typical of nama-shu, making it perfect for drinking chilled in the summer.
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Nagano Sake Series.
The lake in "Mikotsuru" refers to Lake Suwa. The name "Mikotsuru" comes not from the place where cranes fly, but from a dream the founder had in which a crane (a messenger of God) appeared.
The company that revived this once-closed history is Ban'ei Transport, located in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, a long way away. I surprisingly like to drink while retracing these stories.
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Nagano sake series.
Taisetsukei" itself has a popular image as it is also available in paper cups, but this junmai nigori sake has a high quality taste that could be served at a kappo (Japanese restaurant).
It has the sweetness of koji, but with a clean aftertaste, it is an "adult Calpis" that you can drink as much as you want.
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