ramentosake
Gorgeous yet elegant aroma.
Smooth mouthfeel.
Rich taste. The sweet flavor is bursting with flavor, as is typical of Aizan rice!
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ramentosake
The junmai namaishu I had previously had a mild aroma derived from rice, but this time it had a slight melon aroma and a refreshing mouthfeel. I wonder if this is because it is a junmai ginjo.
It can be enjoyed both cold and warmed. I thought so, but I drank the whole bottle cold... LOL!
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It has a fresh mouthfeel with a pleasant gasiness that can only come from direct pumping.
The aroma is quite subdued. The clear flavor makes the sake cups go down smoothly.
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An original product of Yajima Sake Shop and the brewery.
Fresh, fruity, full-bodied, and just a bundle of deliciousness.
The price is also excellent at 1,430 yen including tax!
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The sweetness and juiciness of the rice (Hachitan-Nishiki) can be fully appreciated in this bottle.
In addition, it is fresh and gassy, making it easy to gulp down. Yamamori Umamashi!
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They have been around since the first year and have only brewed one tankful. A pretty rare one to get. I think I might be confusing it with Snow Crescent.
It's been aged in ice for about 8 months, so it's rounder and less sweet than Kouei Kiku. It's a good taste!
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It has a fresh and firm gasiness that only Morishima can provide. And the gentle sweetness and clear mouthfeel are still there.
Perhaps because it is made with Comet, it is clearer and more crisp than usual. It is delicious!
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Fresh, green apple-like aroma.
It is soft and smooth to drink.
Every Isshuikusuisei is delicious.
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ramentosake
A nice pop when opening the bottle.
When we drank it, it tasted gassy, sharp, and slightly dry.
It would go well with Japanese or Chinese food.
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First of all, I was smitten by the coolness of the label.
The taste is as expected. It is quite schwishy.
It tastes best when drunk during this season!
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I don't really like to drink Yamahai, but I was attracted by the Omachi & unfiltered raw sake, so I bought it.
The taste changed my image of Yamahai in a good way. It has a fruity aroma and the umami of rice, which is typical of Omachi, is also strong. It is also delicious with a hint of sweetness.
The label is as cool as ever!
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Fresh, gassy, and just the right amount of sweetness.
A bottle full of my tastes.
Too delicious!
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I have been wanting to drink this brand for a long time.
The aroma is reminiscent of grapefruit and the taste is fresh.
It is delicious with a clear taste.
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Oh, first of all, the rich flavor is impressive.
It is a secondary fermentation in the bottle, but the fizziness is rather subdued.
The fruitiness and sweetness are delicious.
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The aroma is mild. Tart and sweet.
Goes well with strong flavored dishes.
The reasonable price is also a plus.
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Finally found a store that carries it.
As expected, it's shwashy, fresh and fruity.
It must be delicious!
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Fresh and pleasantly gassy.
The balance of sweetness, sharpness and astringency is quintessential. Delicious!
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Stylish monotone bottle design like whiskey or wine.
Beautiful sweetness. The aftertaste is light and crisp.
It can be enjoyed on its own or as an in-between-dinner drink. It is delicious!
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We were intrigued by the Junmai Oragara made with "Ginpu" from Hokkaido.
A sweet aroma wafts through the air immediately after the bottle is opened.
It is sweet, yet refreshing on the palate. As the label says, it is a sake that can be drunk in large gulps.
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I was attracted by the sake rice, which I had never heard of before, and decided to try it.
It was a long time ago, so I honestly don't remember the exact taste... lol LOL.
However, the pleasant sweetness and mouthfeel of the W series is one of the best things about it. It is delicious!
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