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Rice polishing ratio 55
100% Kame no o from Akita Prefecture
The aftertaste is clean, with a bit of acidity that fades away nicely.
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Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Rich, full-bodied. Firm body. The sweetness is strongly felt.
It can be drunk chilled, but at 18 degrees, it should be kept to a minimum.
It can be enjoyed with grilled or simmered dishes.
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Nanbubijin全麹純米仕込み 2015
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I opened the bottle after 6 years of home storage.
Polishing ratio 65%, (does not seem to be a reference.)
The body is slightly amber in color. The taste was firm while retaining the acidity. It's almost like the feeling you get when you get a really good mirin.
It was really nice to be able to drink this sake with a good eel and my favorite parents.
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Rice Polishing Ratio: Koji Rice 50%, Kake Rice 55
Ginjo Genshu Cold
Round. Round and mellow. It is refreshing, yet full and delicious. It's been a while since I've had a Kubota, but it was delicious.
It is easy to drink, but be careful because it is 19 degrees.
It can be served at room temperature with dishes that have a little more flavor.
It is a good sake. Good sake.
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Morishimaひたち錦 純米吟醸
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Rice polishing ratio 55%.
Good acidity and blue freshness. The aftertaste is clean and sharp.
This is also a sake for sipping.
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Morishima美山錦 純米吟醸
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Rice polishing ratio 55%.
Slightly gassy. The taste is clean and fresh.
The kind that doesn't get in the way.
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Yamada Nishiki produced in Tojo, Hyogo
Rice polishing ratio 55
Refreshingly delicious minerality. It's sushi. This is sushi.
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Rice Polishing Rate, Variety and Percentage Used
30% Polishing / Yamadanishiki / 14.6
37% polished, 28.4% Yamadanishiki
48% polished, 29.1% Yamadanishiki
40% Polished / Yumesasara / 3.2
50% Polishing / Miyamanishiki / 15.7
55% Polishing / Gohyakumangoku / 6.7
35% polished rice / Tochigi Sake / 2.3
There is a wide variety of yeast. It is no longer chemical.
The scent spreads softly when you open the mouth. It has a mellow sweetness when you drink only the supernatant.
When it is mixed with the tail, it is silky and full, but at the same time, it goes away without miscellaneous taste. This is an amazing sake. Good
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Rice polishing ratio 60%.
A fresh fruitiness typical of nama-shu. The mouthfeel is clean and dry, yet the aftertaste is full and lingering. It can be paired with a variety of meals. Good
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Dan夏純米吟醸 山田錦
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Rice polishing ratio 55%.
Fruity and refreshing sweetness.
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Haneyaシャイン 13度無濾過生原酒
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Good acidity. This is a really good sake!
Fruity and delicious! ◎
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pur
Rice polishing ratio 55%.
Rhododendron flower yeast.
Gorgeous aroma and pleasant acidity.
Best served well chilled.
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pur
Rice polishing ratio 59%.
Spicy and fruity. I think I could have cut the mouth open a little earlier.
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Rice polishing ratio: 55% koji, 60% kake
Clear mouthfeel. Mineral feeling.
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100% Hitachinishiki, 65% polishing ratio
A hint of gas. I guess summer has come. I want to listen to city pop. I want to repeat this one. ◎.
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Niwa no Uguisu特別純米 なつがこい
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Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Clean and pleasant acidity, umami, and richness. It has a good balance.
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