Hiromi Kujime
Tasty. Refreshing. Snowboarding souvenir.
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Hiromi Kujime
Like peaches. Fruity but smoky and delicious. Junmai Ginjo, but distinctive.
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Hiromi Kujime
Sweet, but delicious!
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Hiromi Kujime
Refreshing! I feel a little bit of a zing! Delicious!
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Hiromi Kujime
Delicious! So refreshing! A little square, but that's good!
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Hiromi Kujime
So clean and tasty!
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Hiromi Kujime
Summery and refreshing! It is crisp, refreshing and tasty, but not too dry and well-balanced. Perfect with shiko sardines!
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Hiromi Kujime
It is neither dry nor sweet, but tasty in a moderate way.
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Hiromi Kujime
Fruity! Refreshing! Delicious. Common taste.
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Delicious! Dry! It looks like it would go well with anything you cook with.
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Hiromi Kujime
Round! Fruity! Delicious, but with a unique aroma. Smells like an old warehouse.
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Hiromi Kujime
It's got that ginjo-style sweetness, that clean, crisp feel! Delicious! It has a strong sweetness and miscellaneous taste, and is good for sake lovers.
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Hiromi Kujime
It has a sweet mouthfeel that is not typical of junmai ginjo. There is no sense of refreshment. Is this taste because it is super dry? If it were a honjozo or something like that, the taste would be convincing.
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Hiromi Kujime
Interestingly enough, there is no aftertaste! Crisp, clean and light!
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Hiromi Kujime
Sweet. The taste is coarse for a Ginjo. It's a typical sake.
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Hiromi Kujime
Delicious. Sweet. The flavor is strong. This is good for such a low price.
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Hiromi Kujime
Good taste. Just the right amount of sweetness. Easy to drink, light enough to get drunk. Fruity.
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