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Rice polishing ratio: 60
Purchased because it is a limited edition sake!
The umami is not too assertive and the aftertaste is clean and crisp!
Is it a sake to be drunk slowly and savorably?
✩4.0
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Rice polishing ratio: 65
Sake degree: ±0
Acidity: 1.4
Yeast: Association No. 10
I bought this sake as a heated sake.
I asked the store owner a lot of questions, and requested for a heated sake with a strong umami (flavor)!
This is it! This is it!
I like sweet sake, so this sake is not too dry, but has a lot of umami!
It is a matured sake, so it has depth, but not too much!
✩4.0
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Rice polishing ratio: 60
Sake degree: +5
Acidity: 1.9
This sake is drier than the specs!
It has a refreshing taste and a fairly good sharpness!
I was told it's suitable for warm heating, but...?
✩3.5
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Rice polishing ratio: 60
Slightly acidic, clean and refreshing!
If you want to warm it up, Gennochi is the way to go! If you want to warm it up, Gennochi is the better choice!
If you want to warm it up, Gennochi is better!
It's important to listen to what they have to say!
✩4.5
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Rice polishing ratio: 60
A slightly chili sake.
It was a sweet sake with a robust flavor!
I bought this sake with the intention of heating it up because it is a special honjozo, but it was a sake to be enjoyed in a wine glass!
✩4.5
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Rice polishing ratio: 55
This sake is always available at a local yakitori restaurant.
They also have "Sora", "Senju", and "Manju", but it's still a draft sake!
I reviewed this post and found that I was eating vinegared mackerel at that time too! It was quite a long time since I've had vinegared mackerel!
The flavor is strong and the freshness of the raw sake is a nice touch!
✩4.0