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In the mouth, it is fruity with aroma, sweetness and acidity.
After that, the bitterness is strong, and the aftertaste disappears in a flash, clear and light.
It is clear and light. You can enjoy it without any snacks.
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Sweetness, acidity, bitterness and aftertaste are balanced. Is the aroma restrained? It is not punchy, but rather elegant.
It has a fizzy, clean aftertaste and goes well with a variety of dishes.
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Fruity aroma, it was written as muscat, but at any rate, it's a nice aroma to the nose.
Refreshing sweetness, acidity, and umami, but with an aftertaste that disappears quickly.
I would like to try Tiger Eye and Ruby.
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First time drinking sparkling nigori sake!
I thought it would be sweeter, but it was refreshing with just a hint of sweetness.
It seems to go well before or during a meal. It is carbonated, so it seems to refresh my mouth, and there is a bit of bitterness as well.
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Sake brought from my parents' house
When I go back to my parents' house for the New Year's holidays, I usually drink sake from the nearby Tomita Sake Brewery.
It has a bubbly and fresh feeling that is typical of nama-shu.
It has a good aroma, and when you put it in your mouth, it is full of flavor, richness, and acidity, and you can drink as much as you want.
It is delicious and a pleasure to drink every year at this time of the year.
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Purchased at a nearby Ricaman.
The original Kabishin is delicious with a freshness that only a fresh sake can have.
The sweetness and acidity come through quickly. It has a clean aftertaste.
I drank it with snacks for now.
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I like this and buy it when I find it at the liquor store.
Sweet, fruity, refreshing pineapple.
You can drink it as much as you want, no snacks needed!
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Aromatic, with a nice lingering taste and richness in the mouth. I guess it is sweet, but not cloying.
Purchased at a nearby Seiyu, I would like to repeat this.
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The aroma is very nice, and I wonder if this is what it means to be fragrant.
The taste is clear and clean, and rather than being sharp, it seems to disappear in a flash.
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When you put it in your mouth, the aroma spreads. You feel a little sweetness, and the rest is sharp.
It is a taste that you can drink without getting tired of it. You can drink it without getting tired of it.
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Sweetness spreads in the mouth, clean, refreshing and easy to drink.
The lingering aftertaste quickly fades away.
Personally, I would like a little more richness, but this is sweet and delicious!
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Easy to drink, with a mild and thick taste.
Aroma and sweetness are also well perceived.
Aftertaste is light and refreshing. It has a light aftertaste.
I think I will drink too much.
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I feel sourness and pungency, then a little bit of nigori and then it disappears.
It seems to be lighter on the tongue than Kame-no-o, which is also a classic Sengoku. Maybe it's my imagination.
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I bought it because it was being promoted at a nearby Ricaman. Fruity, sweet and light.
Easy to drink, refreshing and clean.
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Aromatic, fruity and above all very sweet. Sake? It is like, is it an ice wine? It's like that.
But it is refreshing and delicious.
Junmai Ginjo Namaishu is also sweet and delicious, but I think it is sweeter than Junmai Ginjo Namaishu.
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A nice aroma comes, followed by a pouty fizziness and acidity. Delicious richness with a trolley-like feel on the tongue.
I wouldn't mind buying another bottle.
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Aroma and trolly. Taste is light?
I wonder if the spiciness that is typical of sake comes in the middle.
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