neneko
It looks like a sake from the Honda store.
It's creamy yet dry.
If anything, I get a vanilla-incense kind of thing.
The sake rating is said to be -1.
Not too sweet and not too hot, they say.
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I like it smooth and easy to drink!
The restaurant's comment was that it was a dignified dry brew, but I don't think it's that dry.
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I got the impression that it was dry for a non-filtered raw sake.
It wasn't that sweet and easy to drink.
This is a good one.
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neneko
On balance, the acidity and sweetness stand out, but it's crisp anyway.
The impression is understated.
Instead, it goes well with various dishes.
In addition, there were quite a few left, so
It's probably been a few days since he opened his mouth.
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neneko
I like this one a lot.
Not too sweet, not too dry.
Not too thin and not too thick.
The description of the store said.
It has a gentle aroma reminiscent of ripe fruit and a firm, satisfying, mellow taste. It leaves a soft rice sweetness.
Yummy.
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Elegant and sweet drink.
A slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
Is this the kind of thing you would call grapefruit-y?
Personally, I'd rather taste it on its own.
It wasn't a rare match for grilled fish.
Something doesn't feel right.
What's good is good.
And I don't hate the Mumulo cedar itself.
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neneko
Dry and refreshing.
But it has a delicious taste.
It has a classical taste.
It goes perfectly with the ponzu sauce for anchovy.
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neneko
I love this drink, but I didn't realize there were so many different kinds.
Thanks to the owner for letting us compare drinks.
Thanks for the explanation for my stupid tongue.
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neneko
This is my first time drinking it, and it sounds like a fine sake from Chiba!
It's delicious without reason.
Sweet?
The first sip is smooth as a pure rice ginjo.
After that, it felt thicker and thicker.
It goes well with grilled fish and sashimi.
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