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At first sip, the ginjo aroma passes down the throat accompanied by a beautiful acidity and gasiness.
The elegant sweetness of course rounds it out nicely.
As usual ❗Kangiku 😉 I never get tired of it 🎵.
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The fruity aroma, acidity, and spiciness are well balanced, as only a Daiginjo can be.
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The first sip was acidic and quite spicy, but from the second sip, the spiciness settled down and the aroma was similar to that of white wine.
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This is! The first sip left me with acidity and gas,
The first sip left me with a strong impression of sourness and gas!
After the second sip, it becomes milder and you can taste the richness of the umami and sweetness.
I would like to have more time with this sake if I can get it.
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I wonder if the fruity and gaseous sensation stimulates the nostrils while the bitter acidity nicely rounds out the aftertaste.
It may be well-balanced, but it is a sake that makes the cup go further,
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At a yakitori restaurant I visited for the first time in two months, my second cup was Hiroshima.
It is slightly carbonated and dry with a strong acidity.
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The first drink was a sake from Shikoku, which I was not familiar with.
As everyone said, the fruity, muscat-like aroma was refreshing, and combined with the acidity, it flowed beautifully.
A half glass of sake will disappear in a second!
I'll keep that in mind 🎵
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The moment you take a sip, it has a rich, banana-like ginjo aroma, beautiful acidity, and umami, and goes down your throat quickly and smoothly.
This is good!
It seems to be a limited edition sake, so I wonder if we'll see it next time: 〰️💦
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We arrived home much later due to a delay caused by a train accident!
The first sip.
It is not too acidic, and the spiciness is restrained, but it has a sweetness that is elegant and sharp.
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It is the familiar Kangiku, but this one has a stronger sweetness than the Eiko-Fuji.
The acidity is so weak that there is no acidity, but the slight spiciness is well balanced.
This is also a beautiful sake with a great umami flavor.
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The moment you put it in your mouth, you will taste elegant sweetness and acidity,
It is a bit clichéd, but it has a fruity aroma that runs down your throat.
If you like this kind of sake, it is a sure bet.
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The acidity and spiciness stimulate the tongue, and the flavor and aroma are a bit strong.
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It's slightly carbonated and sour, with a refreshing and unobtrusive aroma.
I read it as mellow, but I'm not sure if that's right...?
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My first impression is that it is mild.
It is soft to drink, has a mild aroma, and can be easily enjoyed in the summer.
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The first sip is stimulated by a slight carbonation.
By the time it passes the throat, the mellow aroma, umami, and spiciness are pleasant.
It is very strong. It may be good to drink it when the heat is over.
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The moment it enters the mouth, the ginjo aroma is both refreshing and mellow as it passes into the nostrils.
It is a well-balanced yet gorgeous sake. I like this kind of sake. ‼️
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Slightly sweet with a clean acidity, spiciness and aroma!
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It is somewhat understated, but it has a clear and dry taste.
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Ah, refreshing!
The freshness leaves you with a combination of fragrance, acidity, and spiciness that goes through your nostrils.
It was a wonderful encounter on this extremely hot and sweltering night.
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As the name suggests, it is full of fruitiness, almost like drinking a juice.
It is not too acidic or pungent, so it is very easy to drink!
It may not be enough for some people.
It's a bit too much for some people, but the glass goes down easy. I'm not sure if that's true or not 😉 .
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