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Dry and delicious! Fruity sake typical of Yamadanishiki. Delicious!
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Gohyakumangoku with firm umami. It is dry and gorgeous. Delicious!
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Yellow and aged but clean and delicious.
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Fruity raw sake. Dry but with a strong sweetness of fruitiness. Delicious!
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Fresh, sweet and slightly effervescent. Delicious!
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This is my first time drinking Hakutsuru-Nishiki. It is similar to Yamadanishiki and I couldn't tell much difference.
It has a gorgeous aroma, sweet and umami taste, and is delicious!
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Mellow and sweet, Misato Nishiki gives off a slight rice smell, but not that much because of its strong umami. Delicious.
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Slightly effervescent and melon-like. It has a strong aftertaste typical of Gohyakumangoku. Delicious.
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This year, they were able to produce hiyayogoshi as early as this year. It is unquestionably delicious.
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Dry and easy to drink. Delicious.
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Seems to be a sake for Hidetoshi Nakata's event. Slightly effervescent and slightly acidic. Delicious.
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Dry with a strong rice flavor. It never smells like rice. Delicious.
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Junmai Junmai Nama-nama sake of Tsuyahime. It is delicious with a sweet umami taste.
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Koji rice is Yamadanishiki. Kake rice is Toyobai rice.
As expected of Toyobai, it is a gorgeous daiginjo. It is mellow but not too sweet. It is perfect for cold sake in summer.
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Got it from a hometown tax payment. It is dry and mellow. It feels a little heavy, but it is delicious.
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It seems to be a sake only available in Kitami. It tasted very ricey, probably because it had been a long time since I bought it.
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Aromatic, umami but clean dry sake. Delicious.
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After a watery dry clean taste, the sweetness comes in firmly. Highly acidic and fruity. Delicious!
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Very rare Junmai sake from Kakita Shuzo at Furusato. Yellow color! It has a strong acidity and sweetness, but surprisingly it is a refreshing sake with no rice smell. It also has a slightly old sake feel. Interesting.
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