ryo
Firm gasiness and a clean crispness.
It was delicious with a deep flavor but with a clean aftertaste.
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ryo
It was a dish in which the sweetness of the rice was strongly felt.
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ryo
There is no hassle in hiragana takachiyo!
If you drink it without the luxurious ori, it is a refreshing soft drink.
When mixed with ori, you can enjoy a different taste.
It is a sake that tastes twice as good once.
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ryo
It was very tasty, with a refreshing acidity and a crisp, clean taste that can only be achieved with a sake made from the original brewing process.
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ryo
The flavor was fragrant and full-bodied.
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ryo
A tour of the factory at the Ginjo Workshop in Uosaki Township followed by a comparison of drinks.
It had a moderate acidity and a firm sweetness of rice in the aftertaste.
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ryo
It is easy to drink with a clear, gaseous taste, as is typical of nama-shu.
Personally, I thought it could be a little more acidic.
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ryo
The acidity and slight carbonation make it refreshing.
It is a low-alcohol, easy-to-drink product.
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ryo
It had a clear and refreshing taste, good acidity, and the gaseous sensation that is unique to nama-zake.
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ryo
The taste of the rice was delicious.
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ryo
Its refreshing acidity and lightness make it very easy to drink.
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ryo
It has a gorgeous sweetness, as if the sweetness of the rice has been brought to its limits.
Also, as the label says, it has a delicious fullness that spreads quickly in the mouth when slightly warmed.
I didn't realize that there was an option to drink nama-shu other than chilled!
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ryo
A strong gassy, clean and crisp drink.
It was as if I was drinking champagne.
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ryo
The impression is that it is an ordinary, common Junmai Daiginjo.
Is it only available in Yamagata Prefecture?
Unlike Eiko-Fuji's common series of unfiltered, unfiltered, raw sake, this sake has an image of being a sake for the general public.
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