gomibako
Smells like candy.
But when you drink it, the aroma of rice and the taste of rice come in their own way...
But it is sweet and sour, yet there is no aftertaste.
It's delicious, but it's hard to find a good accompaniment...
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gomibako
Still refreshing for a daiginjo.
A little sweet and sour, with a slight alcohol taste.
The aroma in the nose after drinking is fresh and intoxicating 😵💫.
I preferred Hwang Suisen, but it's on a higher level~!
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gomibako
The aroma is gorgeous. Bitterness is a little strong.
The taste of rice is also okay.
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gomibako
Gorgeous aroma
As is typical of the original sake, the alcohol content is a little strong.
But it is clear and has no bitterness.
The sweetness is moderate.
But the aroma makes it taste sweet.
Delicious!
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gomibako
Sweet and mellow aroma
I knew it was a hit even without drinking it.
The sensation was not off the mark, with just the right amount of sweetness, richness, and cleanness, and an aroma that lingers in the nose after drinking....
I wonder why Fukushima sake never misses the mark.
Why is that?
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gomibako
Ginjo aroma is present.
Excellent balance of sweetness, acidity, and richness.
No bitterness. Just a little taste of rice.
Can be drunk on its own or with any accompaniment.
It is an all-around sake.
Delicious.
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gomibako
Aroma is moderate.
Sourness and sweetness are slight. Slightly acidic and sweet.
The degree of sweetness and spiciness is about the middle of the range.
Carbonation immediately after opening.
Water...
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gomibako
Aroma: Strong sourness.
When you drink it, it is sweet, sour and juicy!
It tastes so strong that one might think it is a fruit wine. The taste is so strong that you might think it is a fruit wine.
Many people compared it to a white wine. Many people compared it to a white wine, which is understandable.
I happened to have some cheese at home, and it was good. On the other hand, I don't think it goes well with Japanese food such as soy sauce or boiled vegetables.
But this is also the charm of sake, isn't it?
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gomibako
Grapefruit juice...
What's this? It's super delicious!
There is no sweetness often seen in daiginjos.
It is refreshing.
The aroma is gorgeous, and the stress of daily life disappears...
I would like to buy it privately, but I wonder if I can get it?
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ma-ki-
Good evening, gomibako!
The yellow narcissus is delicious 😋.
My first one was here, and I thought it was too good as well 😊.
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gomibako
ma-ki-.
Thank you for your comment.
I was shocked because I had never heard of this brand before.
I would definitely like to try other kinds of drinks. ❗️
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gomibako
Ordered based on old memories.
But it seems that was not the case...
There are so many kinds.
Light and dry?
A little more acidic.
But it's refreshing. There's no such thing as a sour taste.
However, I think I liked the one I drank before better...
But it is a Houou Mita that never misses.
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gomibako
Sweet and sour, juicy!
It's kind of unusual for a feather shop.
The aroma is not so great, but the sweetness is strong and disappears quickly...
The fact that there is no bitterness or bitterness at all is indeed a good thing...
It's really delicious, but I wonder what would be the best accompaniment for sweet and sour sake...
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gomibako
Pattern of watery sake.
Royal as a ginjo-shu.
A little alcohol is felt.
There is also a slight sourness in the characteristics.
The design of the label suggests that it is for women.
It was delicious. Sake for women is a good match.
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gomibako
As usual, Haneya never misses a beat.
I had never heard of Aiyama sake rice before.
Good aroma. Just a little bit of alcohol harshness...
Flavor and aroma not often seen. Sweet and bitter, with no lingering aftertaste...
But it tastes good.
I don't know what it is about this feeling of pretending to be interested in you, and then disappearing on a whim before you know it.
I don't know what I'm trying to say anymore.
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gomibako
Aroma and flavor like amazake...
Sweet aftertaste, but with a clean aftertaste...
The taste of alcohol is very slight and does not bother you when you are drunk.
Tasty... doesn't feel like alcohol... so you end up drinking too much!
I don't know what I'm writing, so please don't refer to this review...
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gomibako
The aroma is that of rice.
The taste is also strong with rice flavor.
The taste of alcohol is...quite strong.
I think it settles down when heated.
The best solution is to drink it with Japanese food.
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gomibako
I heard that it is a product limited to roadside stations.
However, it is delicious.
The aroma is gorgeous and the taste is refreshingly sweet.
However, it tastes a little like rice? Aroma like amazake (sweet sake) comes in afterwards. Is it because it is unfiltered?
If you drink it in small gulps, you may taste a little bit of alcohol. If you drink it in small sips, you won't mind it at all.
I think this is my favorite Sekiya sake among all the Sekiya sake breweries I have had so far.
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gomibako
Sweet and refreshing
Refreshing aroma
Impeccable, delicious.
At first, the gas was strong and the bitterness of the carbonation was bothersome, but as it dissipated, it became soft and fluffy.
Haneya never misses no matter what they drink!
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gomibako
Ginjo aroma is a little
Strong and full-bodied, but still with a refreshingly sweet aroma.
It is refreshing and crisp, but the full-bodied flavor is so strong that it will not be overpowered even with tough snacks!
This type of sake is rare for me.
Next time I climb Mt. Ameshika, I will buy some more!
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gomibako
Ginjo aroma. Mellow aroma...
Full-bodied rather than refreshing.
Not much rice flavor.
It can be served with somewhat strong-flavored snacks. I like it.
I thought it might be sweet because of its richness and aroma, but I was wrong.
I can only give a review with a dulled sense of taste, perhaps because I'm getting drunk too quickly these days...
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gomibako
I bought this on my way back from seeing the autumn leaves in Gassan.
It is said that this sake is not easily available in Japan, and I was weak on the "only available here" so I bought it ...... was right!
The aroma is strong, and there is no bitterness or harshness at all.
It has a strong aroma, with no harshness or harshness at all. Melting taste and aroma.
I think it is not a food wine.
Next time I visit, I would like to try other kinds of sake!
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