Zooshima
Although it has a strong taste, it does not leave a lingering feeling, and its aroma is not too obtrusive, so it was a good match to enjoy with seafood dishes.
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Zooshima
The aroma spreads firmly at the moment of mouthfeel, and the aftertaste is refreshing but flavorful.
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Zooshima
It is refreshing on the palate, but also has a strong aftertaste.
It has a bit of bitterness, but I thought it was the kind of sake that goes well with meals.
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Zooshima
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Light as water, gorgeous scent on the nose.
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Zooshima
It's light on the palate, but not fruity or anything, it's more bittersweet.
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Zooshima
It is light and crisp, and comes with a firmness. It also has a tangy feeling.
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Zooshima
Richness like an apple. The aftertaste was strong, and I enjoyed it while savoring it.
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Zooshima
It's sharp and full of flavor.
It was recommended as a heated sake, so I heated it up and ate it with crab, and it was a good match.
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Zooshima
It has a light mouthfeel that makes it easy to drink.
As it won the Kanzake Gold Award, I heated it up to give it a slightly mellow taste, and it was very easy to drink.
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Zooshima
Not too sweet and not too spicy. It's very smooth, so it's probably better served hot.
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Zooshima
It's watery and goes well with a meal.
A refreshing aftertaste.
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Zooshima
As you can see from the word "super dry", it has a crisp, penetrating taste.
It doesn't feel like a gust of wind, but the feeling that goes through the nose is excellent.
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Zooshima
It tasted complex on the palate, and it turned out to be fruity - or sweet - ......
It lingers well and is sloshed.
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Zooshima
Dryer than I expected, stimulating on the tongue, but with a hint of fragrance afterwards.
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