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Chemical Banana
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Banana rice
strong, sharp, and resonant
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Ōki: Bilious tongue sensation from microcarbonation
Seiou Dry
Tumble dry, unsweetened soda water, banana-like
Conclusion: Fluffy and weak banana as it goes down the throat
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Ki: gentle, weak ginjo aroma
Sei: It's cool and pleasant.
Roll it over and you can smell the banana aroma.
Yui: Dry, light and dry. Dry and bitter, with a banana acidic aftertaste.
A gorgeous yet cool ginjo-shu!
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alcohol numbness
sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp
aftertaste
Not bad
Goes well with oden, but not the best match?
Tastes different from Takeyuki Shuzo Super Dry
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First, it's light.
Sho
Tense, no sense of alcohol
Conclusion: Like Harushika, only dry with acidity.
It is good that it is super dry with a rice polishing ratio of 50.
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No smell
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Rolling Good when rolled
Conclusion Good sharpness. It goes well with dashi (may have been open for a long time).
It can be served with water when combined with food.
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Ki Brewed sake, slight matured smell, easy to drink
Sei
TURN: Aroma of maturity combined with a sense of rice
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It tastes like it was made, but it is easy to drink.
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Ki The smell of rice wine
Sei Acid
TURN Alcohol
Conclusion: Alcoholic, acidic and sharp. The strength is not that strong,
It is a sake to savor the aftertaste when drinking it in a very short time.
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ORIGINAL Fruity
Sequence
Turn Fruity seeps out
Conclusion Small to medium sharp
Well-rounded and clean
Junmai sake, but not rice-like
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No smell
Sei Moderately light
TURN: Easy to drink
Conclusion: Refreshing acidity, with a hint of ripeness,
Sometimes it is light and easy to drink, sometimes it has a spiciness that seems to go well with soup stock.
Seems to go well with soup stock.
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Ki Different color, not much smell
Seiou: Sour shochu
TURN: It is the ultimate in mellowness.
Conclusion: The sharpness is the richness of the syochu liqueur, and there is a sense of rice in it.
2015, 9 years ago?
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Fukukomachi特純 一回火入れ
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beginning
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Rolling: Slightly fruity on the nose
Conclusion: Alcoholic and a little matured
Similar to white tefu, but not unexpected taste,
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Hohai純米吟醸直汲み原酒
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Ki: Not much smell, ginjo aroma is light! As expected of Toyobai!
Sei: A little tangy (Nama-shu)
Compared to the regular Toyobai Junmai Ginjo, both are light, but the flow is very good!
Tense: A little tangy (I think I'll let it sit for a couple of days, as I don't think it's worth it)
Conclusion: A little sharpness (good), but the aftertaste has a nice fadeout and disappears without leaving any residue. Best
Aftertaste center of gravity with a heavy aftertaste juwar
Juiciness of raw sake without spoiling the easy-drinking houhai! You can be impressed! Share the joy! I like you!
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beginning
Sei: A little juicy
Tense, a little bit sweet, a little bit sharp, with a strong sense of spreading
Conclusion A little sharp, sweet, with a strong spreading sensation because of the schwarziness
Gentle
ps 2 days after opening the bottle
Å Aroma: Pineapple aroma and alcohol smell,
Sei: Easy to drink
Rolling on the palate, the sake and fruit juice sensations are very nice!
Conclusion: Longer sipping, no spiciness, light on the palate! Gentle (same as 2 days ago, isn't it?)
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Beginning
Sequence Shuwa Shuwa
No sharpness
Conclusion: A little bitter
Easy to drink
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Ki The smell is so gorgeous you'd think it was pineapple daiginjo, but it's still light on the palate, as expected of Aomori sake!
Sei
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Conclusion: Nice cohesion with a crescendo towards the finish. The aftertaste is pineapple 🍍 long, long, sweet for about 2 seconds. It is too sweet. It should be paired as a food wine. Fruity with a hint of umami.
This is a junmai sake? This is outrageous! It is too fruity and not rice-like!
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Smells like cheese, tastes like thick yogurt
It ain't booze.
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Ki: The aluminum lid protector is peeled off...gas pressure opens the bottle before you can get to the shpon lid.
Seung: Extra shwashy. Low in alcohol content, no longer a carbonated beverage.
TURN No longer a sour.
Conclusion It tastes a little sweet, like a tipsy or something. As it is said to be a "food wine," it is not too sweet, and even strong flavors are lightened thanks to the gaseous taste.
It has almost no sharpness. It tastes like a chu-hai.
Is it sake? It is 13%, but it is a refreshing drink that will not make you drink too much of it.
It is 13%, but it tastes so refreshing that you can't help but drink too much of it!
The color is a bit cloudy, with a hint of orikara. There is no rice flavor. Fresh.
It's like a fad.
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起 Alcohol, acidic smell, gasiness reinforces the drinking experience when chewed and inhaled with a narrow mouthful
Cheng-en: Schwashy gaseous sensation
Conclusion Dry feeling like unsweetened soda water, bitter not spicy. Close to dry chewy carbonated bitterness.
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wake up Slightly banana-like smell, light
承 water, passable
転 A little alcohol tingling (not gas)
Conclusion Not sharp, but sharp
The story is coherent and very easy to drink. The mouth is a passing point. This is a high quality junmai sake!
After a few sips, it starts to feel banana-like.
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