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Highly carbonated. It is sweet but the carbonation refreshes.
I heard that it tastes better if you put it in the freezer the day after you open the bottle and make it into sleet, so let's give it a try.
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mild-mannered
at Yokohama Sake Square
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Sake aged in white wine barrels.
The sourness is addictive.
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Full-bodied but easy to drink, perhaps because it is a blend of new and old sake.
At Yokohama Sake Square
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At Yokohama Sake Square 2024.
Dry but tasty?
It seems to go well with shellfish.
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Lapping waves on a summer night
Refreshing, sour and bitter
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juicy and sizzling
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Sour sake with a yogurt-like acidity
Feels thicker than light
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A refreshing sake with a gentle taste
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This sake is named after a coffee shop.
As the name suggests, it is light and dry.
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Summer sake-like mid-palate flavor
The mouthfeel is thick and the sensation of softness spreads from the thick mouthfeel.
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Isa.
It has a sweet aroma and clings to the throat in a good way.
Website is good.
https://setosyuzo.ashigarigo.com/products/108/
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Is it my imagination that I feel a slight spiciness?
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Strong micro-foam. Natural? So much so that I think it is. I don't know why, but it's amazing!
Seems to go well with fried food.
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What do you mean 100 year old yeast?
Sourness is this taste
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It has acidity on the tongue with softness and never gets boring.
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Easy to drink with just the right amount of acidity and gasiness.
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The aroma is sweet.
It's got a kick to it.
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ZarusohoraiBeautiful days
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Aroma and taste with typical yogurt-like acidity, medium mouthfeel
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Slightly gassy and tasty.
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