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After a refreshing throat sensation, a mellow flavor spreads over the tongue. It is a good sake with absolutely no cloying taste. Goes very well with simmered dishes.
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The moment it passes over the tongue, its mellow flavor spreads in the mouth. A crisp and refreshing sensation is left in the throat. A delicious sake with a perfect balance of rich umami and sharpness.
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At the moment it goes down the throat, the aroma of mellow oak passes through the nose. The moderate sugar content whets the appetite. A good sake that allows you to fully enjoy its aroma and flavor.
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After the sour-sweet taste on the bottom, mellow sweetness can be felt when it goes down the throat. It is well-balanced, yet the mellowness stands out. A delicious sake. It goes well with all kinds of food.
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The aroma is very fruity, with an initial zdong and a thirst-quenching aroma on the nose. The well-balanced sweetness whets the appetite. It is an excellent match for simmered dishes.
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Although it is light and dry, it is very mild on the throat. It has a moderate umami and sweetness, and is a very well-balanced sake. It goes very well with vinegared food and funa-zushi (fermented crucian carp sushi).
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The first taste is rich and fruity, and the fruity aroma passes through the nose. After drinking, the well-balanced flavor lingers for a while. You can enjoy the changes in taste and aroma from the moment it enters your mouth to the moment it leaves your throat.
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Very mellow. Smooth on the tongue with absolutely no miscellaneous flavors. The balance of this mellowness and sugar content is perfect, especially for stewed dishes. This time, it is Junmai.
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