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厳守純米吟醸生酛古酒
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Tokiko Takahashi
Color: golden Aroma: Shaoxing wine, mirin, caramel Taste: Light texture, spreading in the mouth, sweet like molasses, but not soggy, lacks a lingering aftertaste, slightly bitter, caramelized aroma coming through the nose. 🍴: It is light and smooth, so it would go well with sweet and spicy dishes with oil, such as sweet-and-sour pork! If you are looking for something sweet, it goes well with rum raisins. 3.5
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Dewa Brilliant Slightly yellowish color Aroma: Ripe sweetness with hints of yellow peach and cotton candy. Taste: Strong sweetness on the first attack, soft on the palate, with a slight lactic acidity, and a slight bitterness in the aftertaste. 🍴:Because of the strong sweetness factor, I would prefer something with a little sweetness factor, such as honey gorgonzola pizza, rather than something with a strong salty flavor. It matches the sweetness of rice, so dishes with sweet sauce such as eel on rice (I'm thinking about it). It is better to drink it cold because it becomes a bit soft when the temperature rises.
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Yamada Nishiki Slight carbonation typical of Matsumoto Aroma: Clean, with a hint of pear and other fruitiness. Taste: Gentle on the palate due to the softness of the water, with a slight carbonation spreading across the tongue; acidity is also slightly present, but the gentleness of the flavor prevails. The middle to lingering finish lacks a little bitterness. 🍴 The slightly carbonated and refreshing taste makes it a good match for seafood. The softness on the palate makes it a good match for scallops carpaccio with a little more oil 🙆‍♀️ and the dry finish would also be good with spicy peppery mapo tofu 😊. Memo: I prefer seafood (not only Japanese) to meat.
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Color: golden yellow Nose: White flowers, white grapes like Riesling Taste: Gentle acidity on the attack, but soon a honey-like sweetness develops, with a slight bitterness and complexity on the finish. No.1 sake I've had recently: ☝️ Update: I let it sit in the fridge for about 4 months after opening and it tasted more cocoa-like and, if anything, better than when I just opened it 😳😳. 4.2
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MOMOKAWA (Oregon. America)純米吟醸にごり酒
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Aroma: Aroma is subdued, but lactic acidic, such as yogurt Taste: Slightly rough and mild on the tongue, with a hint of rice sweetness that quickly gives way to a crisp aftertaste Personally, I am not a fan of the sludgeiness, so I like to drink it with ice 🙆🙆. 2.8 Lassi-like texture, slight sweetness, so it might go well with green curry, etc.
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Dewazakura枯山水 大古酒 三年熟成古酒
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・香り:養命酒、アニス、カラメル、 ・味:ファーストアタックは柔らかく、徐々に苦味が出てきて後味はキリッとしている 冷酒では、角が立ち少し飲みにくい印象 燗にするとまろやかになる 古酒の割に、味わいがシンプルなのでコクや甘みがしっかりある食べ物(思い切ってカラメル系のスイーツなど)と合わせると良さそうです🙆‍♀️ ベリージャム系とクラッカーと合わせたら思いの外、グッドペアリングでした! Usdate:フレッシュな桃と合わせたらファーストアタックがスッキリとし、後味に深みを感じて合う🍑
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Aroma: Gentle sweetness like white peaches or cotton candy Taste: Soft sweetness spreads, with a slight lactic acidity, but the acidity and bitterness are low and easy to drink. Recommended Pairing: Fruit salad, cold pasta, etc.
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Aroma: Ripe fruit aromas such as peach and papaya, and lactic acid aromas. Taste: Thick and robust, with a restrained sweetness and acidity, and a lingering alcohol and dryness on the tongue. It will go well with strong flavored dry foods such as beef jerky🙆
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Aroma: Cotton candy, brown sugar, a little Yomeishu-like Taste: Full and rich rice flavor, little sweetness, strong lactic acidity, lacks a lingering aftertaste, acidity and bitterness overlap, not suitable for beginners It is not suitable for beginners because it lacks a lingering aftertaste and has a combination of acidity and bitterness. Earthenware, inoguchi or sake cups are recommended. Warmed to lukewarm, it is best served with oden, meat and potatoes, and other Japanese dishes that are full of flavor, and with cheeses of medium taste or higher, such as comte.
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Rice: Sake rice Polishing ratio: 50 Aroma: Clean, pear, Taste: gentle attack, gently spreading sweet and sourness, with a slight bitterness that lingers in the aftertaste Easy to drink for beginners Goes well with Western-style appetizers such as carpaccio.
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Aroma: The aroma is subdued, but there are soft aromas of grain and sugar cane. Taste: The attack is clear, but gradually becomes more complex. I tried it in a wine glass at first, but the aroma was too subdued, so I switched to a cypress boar cup 🍶If the aroma or taste does not suit you, you can change the sake container or temperature to completely change the character of the sake 👍. I recommend using a sake cup that flows easily in your mouth instead of a glass. Pairing: Nabe (hot pot), meat and potatoes, and other tasty foods
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Aroma: Cotton candy, white grapes, white peaches, Soft mouthfeel, with a sweet rice flavor that gradually gives way to a crisp aftertaste. Pairing: Meatballs, comte cheese, umami-rich food Paired well with salmon cream pasta 🐟🍶.
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