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Rice juice! It's like eating hina-arare. It's not too sweet, but it's easy to drink.
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Recommended to drink on the rocks.
Kinone's refreshing sourness and spiciness make for a refreshing taste. When the ice melts, the taste becomes mellow. A single bottle will give you a variety of expressions.
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Sour taste like a lactic acid beverage
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It's not spicy even though it's zanpun.
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A gentle sake with a hint of rice sweetness. It leaves a bit of a tangy taste at the back of the bottom. The owner says that this year's is especially smooth.
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The gentle sweetness is soothing and leaves a faint bitterness on the tongue.
The fact that it uses nine different types of rice makes it quite rare, and there is a good chance that it probably won't be included anymore!
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Room temperature. Slightly sweet and doesn't leave a lingering aftertaste. It goes well with Shizuoka oden, but it's a bit sad to drink on its own.
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White koji brewing and citric acid added!
A complete label buy.
Crisp and refreshing acidity. The aftertaste disappears so quickly, I'm a little sad to say.
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They're here again this year! It's a sake nouveau that we just squeezed in at midnight today!
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After feeling the soft sweetness of the melt-in-your-mouth
It leaves a citrusy tartness in the aftertaste.
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Yuzu liqueur. The fresh aroma of yuzu spreads through the air. It's a little sweet on the rocks, so add a little water to it.
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