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Aroma of maturity
Sweetness, umami, and a touch of alcohol
Conventional sake
3.2
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Apple
Sourness and alcohol taste
A little more floral and sweetness
3.5
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Muscat Not just a fruity aroma
Dry, bitter and umami.
More acidity and sweetness
Beautiful effervescence
3.0
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Green apple, pear
Light, slightly acidic, slightly sweet, slightly bitter, slightly gassy
Better without bitterness
4.0
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Blurred ginjo aroma
Other aromas weak
Dry, with a lingering alcohol taste and a hint of umami.
But bitterness remains strong
3.2
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Apple, banana Fresh and fruity aroma, but with a noticeable alcohol smell.
Sweetness and acidity are present, but the bitterness of alcohol is noticeable.
The 80% polished rice has backfired, the taste is not sharp, and there is a lack of gassiness.
3.5
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Fruity and gorgeous
Sourness and good gas, sweet and tasty.
Fairly high level
4.3
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dry taste (e.g. sake, wine)
Slightly sour
melon
Noticeable alcohol smell
3.6
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Good balance of sweetness, umami and acidity
Slightly gassy
Ginjo aroma and yogurt
Taste is better on the second day
4.1
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Strong ginjo aroma
Strong sweetness, slight alcohol bitterness
4.0
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Apple
Sweet, sour, bitter, umami
Taste precedes aroma
Alcoholic taste is too strong at 19 degrees Celsius
Expectations are high because it is a limited-edition unpasteurized sake from a brewery.
But it was not as impressive as I expected.
3.6
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Ginjo aroma, hint of cedar barrels
Acidity, umami
Mimuro cedar has a more harmonious flavor and aroma
3.8
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Apple, yogurt
Slightly effervescent, acidic, dry
Refreshing aroma, light and slightly effervescent, easy to pair with food.
It is easy to match with food.
It would be nice to have a more gorgeous aroma and a hint of sweetness.
4.0
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Gentle, full-bodied depth of ogara-mi
Slight ginjo aroma, no other aroma
Dry, with a hint of alcohol
The bubbles are quite fine.
Kaze no Mori is better
Price-wise
3.7
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Green apple
Highly acidic
Very beautiful foam
Too much maltiness, too acidic, no flavor or sweetness
2.8
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Light, mild aroma, ginjo aroma
Dry, a little acidity
Slightly alcoholic
I prefer the use of Yamadanishiki because it gives a more gorgeous aroma and sweetness.
Kaygetsu will continue to choose Yamadanishiki blends.
3.7
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Shinomine純米山田錦 超辛口 竹山
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Green apple
Highly acidic, dry, too light
It will improve if it makes more use of the depth of Yamada-Nishiki's nostalgia.
3.5
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Light, dry, slightly effervescent
Weak aroma, too light.
Better on the second day, but still alcoholic
Nama-shu is better
3.8
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Sawayamatsumoto守破離五百万石 生酒
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Very faint aroma of apple and pineapple.
It has a strong acidity and a hint of sweetness typical of Fushimi. Slightly effervescent and light.
Even after the gas is gone, the elegant, light flavor remains.
The best sake from Kyoto.
4.0
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A little too much appleiness.
A little more sake-like flavor would be nice
Not enough rice flavor
3.6
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