His wife bought this series for him.
It's a winner from the moment I took it lol.
Fresh banana-like flavor.
Firm and full-bodied.
Delicious.
Thank you, Mrs.
This bottle was given to me by a senior colleague when I went to Sendai on a business trip.
He does not drink sake very often, but his wife, who loves sake, gave it to him as a gift.
It has an elegant sweetness and richness. It was very delicious.
I am looking forward to choosing what I would like to receive as a gift in return.
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Impressions I was lucky enough to find it and bought it immediately.
Fresh, fruity, fresh, sweet, and refreshing!
I think it is perfect as an aperitif.
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Tasake is light but has a robust flavor.
I think it has a good balance of not too heavy and not too light.
It has been more than 20 years since I first drank Tazake, but I still like it.
This is an autumn limited edition. Highly recommended!
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Sourness and sweetness, with a slowly delayed koji aroma. Shuwa and refreshing.
This sake has a unique flavor.
At first sip, you will be surprised to find a taste of sake you have never had before.
It may not be to everyone's taste, but if you get into it, you will be addicted to it.
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I looked for this brewer on a business trip to Nagoya but couldn't buy it.
Brewer?
It seems to be a generic term for people who make sake.
This sake looks like it could be drunk as much as you want.
Thank you brewers!
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I wonder if I would like to try Chiebijin.
I wonder if it would be richer if I warmed it up a little.
I wonder if it's dry.
It is easy to drink without any habits.
I wonder if it is a sake that you can enjoy the aftertaste with your eyes closed.
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Thin nigori.
Fresh and strong sake.
Less sweet koji aroma.
The aftertaste leaves a kind of astringency.
(Not unpleasant).
It was drunk cold, but it would be better to drink it at room temperature or a little warmer to enjoy its mild sweetness.
After all, the first sake has a special feeling.
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This is also delicious!
Delicate taste. It's like eating a fine shaved ice. The sake disappears from your mouth the moment it goes down your throat.
I wonder if it's not enough for those who like sake that comes with a kick...