God of Death
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Kamofuku Sake Brewery (Shimane Prefecture)
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Junmai sake with a mellow, sweet, umami taste.
The color was punchy.
At first, the syrupy sweetness of the rice comes around for a moment, but the sake has a beautiful sharpness to it.
The deep flavor of Shiga Prefecture's pride sake rice, Watafune, is superb.
The acidity of the raw sake is very lively and crisp, and the taste is the king of Junmai Daiginjos!
It starts with a soft sweetness that brings out the flavor of the rice ingredients, which are carefully selected from local products.
From there, you get a hint of refreshing sourness and a very refreshing aftertaste!
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The concept is "Only those who chase two hares will catch two hares.
Taste and aroma, acid and umami, heavy and light, sweet and spicy, entry and finish, complex and clean.
At first glance, these two seemingly contradictory concepts are balanced to create the best sake.
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Light mouthfeel, subtle acidity and soft sweetness.
A gem with a full-bodied umami flavor.
The aroma is very refreshing but has depth.
The first taste is pleasantly smooth and smooth, and the flavor spreads in the mouth.
Nice sake with a sharp taste.
Cherry Blossom
Aged "KURAMORI" Junmai Daiginjo 2001 Old Sake
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Ozawa Shuzo (Tokyo)
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Limited edition sake available only at about 70 stores in Japan.
Junmai Daiginjo-shu brewed in 2001 and aged in the brewery.
It had a different color and a deeper flavor.
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