Coris
Dry but mellow
⭐️3.2
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Coris
* Not like Japanese sake
* Goes well with Italian French cuisine
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Coris
- Soft Pear
* Lemon, cloudy, slightly effervescent
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Coris
* Shaoxing wine-like
* Hot and warm
* Tempering when paired with something darker
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Coris
⭐️2.6
Soft sweetness
Very fruity
<Description.
This fruity sake is made by the Miyoshikiku Sake Brewery in Tokushima Prefecture using Tokushima yeast and a brewing method that maximizes its characteristics. It is characterized by a rich and varied aroma reminiscent of tropical fruits and a sweet and sour taste.
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Coris
⭐️3.2
refined sake
Refreshingly dry
The driest sake I drank that day
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Coris
⭐️3.2
Muscat type
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Coris
⭐️3
Melon Flavor
This one is not that dry either...
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Coris
⭐️3
Muscat-ish.
I know it's supposed to be dry, but it's not that...
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Coris
⭐️3.8
pear-like
Not too sweet, but sweet.
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Coris
Dry with sweetness. Easy to drink and delicious.
After it goes down your throat, you will feel a sharp heat.
It tastes even better when it is cooled down to a crisp.
⭐️4.3
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Coris
Caution! (It exploded and overflowed...)
This lightly cloudy sparkling sake is made with sake rice from Kazo City in Saitama Prefecture and subsoil water from the Tone River.
Fruity sweetness and aroma reminiscent of yuzu. Fruity and easy to drink.
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Coris
Slightly habitual, distinctive aroma.
Not harsh on the tongue, but crisp as it passes down the throat
Rather dry
⭐️2.3
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Coris
Very full aroma.
It tastes more like caramel and herbs than sake.
The color is not bright, but rather pleasantly amber.
Different taste from other Kaga no Tsuki
If you don't like sake-like taste, it is suitable for you.
⭐️2.8
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Coris
Sake made from ancient red rice.
It was researched as a graduation thesis at Tokyo University of Agriculture, but was never fully completed, so it was handed down to a junior colleague to be made.
It is more along the lines of plum wine than sake.
It becomes mellow when heated.
The best taste is probably with soda.
⭐️2.5
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Coris
abundant
⭐️2.9
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Coris
- This sparkling sake has a sweet aroma and clean taste with a refreshing aftertaste.
- The label is designed with an image of popping bubbles in the motif of the "Saotome Dance," which has been danced in Aizu Sakashita Town since ancient times.
Fruity aroma
Classified as dry, but pear-like sweetness spreads on the palate
⭐️3.6
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Coris
Full-bodied aroma
Rich, with a mild aftertaste and a slight bitterness
⭐️3.2
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Coris
flavor and bitterness
smooth
No quirks
Lack of sharpness...?
⭐️2.8
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Coris
Dry, clear, no habits.
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