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The freshness of nama-shu and the balance and sharpness of aluzo-sake.
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We received it as a tax payment. When drunk hot, it has a good aromatic flavor and a dry sharpness. It is easy to match with meals.
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Hot. Smoky, aromatic, tea-like flavor.
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Warmed. Plump flavor of Omachi with a dry, sharp taste.
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Refreshingly sweet and sour.
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The sweetness of the rice and the sourness from the aging process give it a nice, not-too-heavy aftertaste.
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Cute zodiac sign label. Freshness and volume of fruitiness in this freshly squeezed, undiluted sake.
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Hot sake.
Two years of aging has given it depth.
Not much sweetness or acidity, more like baked rice cake.
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Fruity with a rugged face. Excellent cosmetics.
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The fresh fruity taste of nama-shu with the refreshing acidity and bitterness of ori.
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Pear or quince at the beginning of the drink, yellow apple as the days go by.
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Fresh sweetness and acidity like lychee and mangosteen. Gassy, lactic acid beverage sensation.
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As expected, Akabu does not disappoint. Fruity and not too sweet.
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The balance between the volume and cleanliness of the shavings from the Omachi and nama sake elements. Complexity by synergistic effect.
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Refreshing sweetness and acidity. Lactic acidic.
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Pure, freshly pressed rice flavor and volume. Apple-like acidity and refreshing sweetness.
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Refreshingly tart, sweet and fresh like lychee.
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Warmed. Nama-shu volume and abundant acidity. Flavor of cooked rice.
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We had it hot. The dry design complements the meal.
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I bought it when I visited Mizuki Shigeru Road. Not only does it look good, but it tastes good because it is a chiyomusubi inside. I had it hot. It had a nice sweetness and acidity that made it a good food sake.
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