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I bought it at a nearby Maruetsu. I would like to hold off on the purchase price in the future. I picked it up because it is a sake brewer that is concerned with handcrafting. It tastes good. I don't think it's great... I don't know if it has to be junmai daiginjo anymore...I don't have enough vocabulary. It's not spicy, maybe in the middle. It's like sweetness comes out later.
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A gift from my father. I guess the first thing that comes to my mind when I open the bottle is, "Girls like it. The first thing that comes to my mind is the sweetness, which is not the sweetness of sake. I guess it is the malic acid mentioned in the description, but is it only made from rice?
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My wife's souvenir from Kochi. Sour taste? I googled as I thought of it with a time delay and found makgeolli! It looks like makgeolli. I'm sure it depends on the individual, so please forgive me if you happened to see my comment.
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Bought this sake yesterday at a roadside station. It seems to go down smoothly. It is a little dry. But lacks something outstanding? It is a junmai sake, which I don't like to drink with brewer's alcohol, so it's okay. I wonder if the sweeter charted Junmai Ginjo I bought separately would have been better.
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It is said to have been offered to feudal lords in the Warring States period. This sake is said to have originated from the Egawa family, a feudal lord in the Edo period. Lunchtime drinking while thinking about history. How nice...!
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Sorry. This time, by far, it is the snow of the palace! It feels like a cool breeze coming in a whirlwind.
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