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Fruity with a clean aftertaste
Slightly fizzy
Delicious when well chilled.
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I was curious to buy it because it was made from sake rice produced in Yokohama City, Tianqing.
Lately I have been preferring fruity sake, but this sake is not like that at all,
It tastes like a Japanese sake! It tasted like a pure rice sake.
It has a strong taste typical of junmai sake, but it has a clean aftertaste and is quite tasty on its own or as an in-between-dinner drink.
Two days after opening the bottle, the flavor was a little milder, which was also good.
I drank it cold this time, but would like to try it hot next time.
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Not fruity, but clean and dry with a strong effervescence.
On the second day, it seemed a little sweeter and tasted even better.
Recommended as a food wine.
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Purchased from a nearby liquor store that was limited to pre-order only, but was on sale to the general public.
It tasted fresh, but with a strong sake-like flavor.
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Tastes almost like peach juice.
Tastes like it's not really sake, but it's quite tasty with a hint of sake
A good choice even for those who don't like sake
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Same pink label as the Special Junmai Izumo, but a completely different flavor.
It is a little fruity, but it seems to go very well with a light-flavored meal.
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Shinshu Kamerei, a long-sought-after product, managed to purchase it at his favorite liquor store.
It has a gentle sweetness, but it tastes as if it disappears without leaving any aftertaste.
I felt the taste was very delicate and carefully crafted.
It is by far the most delicious sake I've had recently!
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Less flamboyant, but with a delicious sake-like sake flavor and a refreshing aftertaste.
Sake to drink with Japanese food
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It was very tasty with a fruity flavor while having the peculiarity and bitterness typical of sake.
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Because of its 35% rice polishing ratio, it has a very gorgeous mouthfeel.
However, the aftertaste is well balanced and disappears without a trace.
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Fruity with a clean aftertaste
Junmai Daiginjo-esque taste, for better or worse
After 2 days of opening the bottle, the sake aftertaste becomes stronger, which is also delicious!
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Slightly fruity, but with a very clean aftertaste that would go well with a meal.
For better or worse, the taste is quite light.
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It is refreshing, easy to drink, and has a moderate aroma, so it is good as a food wine.
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As soon as the bottle is opened, it fizzes like champagne!
The lactic acidity of nigori is present, but it is crisp and very easy to drink.
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Tastes like apple juice
Slightly effervescent and very easy to drink.
After a few days, the apple flavor has faded, but it is still fruity and delicious
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