Little Olaf
It has a slightly peculiar edgy taste? It can be served cold, but I like it warmed. It can be served cold, but I really liked it warmed.
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Little Olaf
My sister's husband bought it for me at New Year's.
Very drinkable and dangerous.
It has a nice aroma and no peculiarities.
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Little Olaf
Junmai Ginjo was my boom, and I used to drink it cold all the time, but since it was the season for hot sake, I tried my hand at Yamahai Junmai. I wasn't as crazy about it as I was about the ginjo-shu, but I preferred it at room temperature without heating up.
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Little Olaf
Bought dry for hot sake.
It says it won a gold medal in a hot sake contest, but it is ordinary.
I looked at it carefully and saw that it was in the "value hot sake" category.
That makes sense.
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Little Olaf
Dry. Aged sake. It leaves a slightly eggy aftertaste, but it is not unpleasant.
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Little Olaf
Clean and mellow.
So it was a draft sake. （I just noticed.)
I can drink as much as I want.
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Little Olaf
This is my favorite recent drink.
Best served cold.
It is very mild.
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Little Olaf
Quite dry.
Just snappy!
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Little Olaf
It is heavy and spicy.
It is the type that makes you want to heat it up.
It's almost like Japanese Moon, and I like it very much!
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Little Olaf
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Local sake.
Taste. My favorite sake.
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Clear and easy to drink.
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Little Olaf
I found a new sake called "Shiboritate Shinshu" from Kaygetsu, which I have recently become addicted to. It was a little expensive. I followed the recommendation and had it cold.
It was good. Mild acidity. My favorite type.
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Little Olaf
Moderate acidity.
I thought it was a pure rice sake, but it was not.
That does not mean it is bad.
I think it is best to drink it cold.
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Little Olaf
It's dry, but at first I felt a bitter, gruel-like aftertaste.
As I drank it, I thought, "This is good, too. I thought, "This is a good one.
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Little Olaf
Circle.
Easy to drink, but! Sourness and a little bit of a sour taste in the aftertaste.
I drank it at room temperature, but it might be better to warm it up.
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Little Olaf
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Not bad Junmai sake. Good when heated.
However, it is a little expensive.
If it is for everyday drinking, it may not become a regular.
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Little Olaf
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I've always kind of disliked the acidity of nama-shu, but not this one!
It has a delicious aftertaste or lingering aftertaste, and I could drink it all the time.
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Although it is not a ginjo-shu, the aroma is so good that one would think it was a ginjo aroma.
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The store owner said it was heavy and spicy, and he was right.
Note that although the alcohol content is high, it's easy to drink!
We had it cold to warmed, but I think cold sake is fine as well.
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