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ryo
It was very easy to drink, like a quintessential Jyushiyo.
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ryo
Refreshingly fruity with a gaseous sensation unique to nama-shu
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ryo
The sweetness typical of junmai sake and the gorgeousness of the rest.
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ryo
Brilliant flavor and mouthfeel.
The aftertaste is sharp and clean.
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ryo
Refreshing. Strong alcohol aftertaste.
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ryo
I bought it immediately because it was a four-part bottle, which is not easy to find.
It is indeed a sake brewed under the supervision of the brewer of Jyushiyo.
It is a junmai sake, but it has a fruity taste like no other.
It was delicious with the freshness of the sake!
It would be perfect if it had a little more ginjo flavor!
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ryo
It was not as good as the one I had before.
Either the lot was off, or the contents were oxidized due to the cap not being tightened properly...
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ryo
It is fruity and gorgeous with a gasiness typical of Nabeshima's raw sake.
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ryo
It has a fair amount of acidity, but that makes it quite drinkable.
However, due to the fact that the rice is polished to 70%, I am a little concerned about the miscellaneous tastes.
It is a junmai sake, but it is more expensive than junmai daiginjos in the same series, so it feels special.
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ryo
Fruity and slightly sweet.
It was easy to drink.
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ryo
Slightly dry mouthfeel.
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ryo
That's what Shinsei is all about! The taste is like a "new" wine.
The fruity and moderate acidity makes it very easy to drink.
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ryo
It tastes like "The Normal Sake".
The slightly mellow taste makes it slightly easier to drink.
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ryo
It is said to have won an award at a French competition.
The impression is that it is gorgeous as a Junmai Daiginjo, yet refreshing and easy to drink.
It is a gem that overturns the image of dry Sawanoi.
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ryo
Delicious in a fruity and crisp way.
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ryo
It has a sake level of -7, but it is not too sweet and has a refreshing taste.
It had the freshness of a fresh sake and was delicious.
No gassiness.
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ryo
The fruity taste of Hanayo-yoku is slightly subdued.
The freshness of the sake makes it very easy to drink.
The freshness of the unpasteurized sake makes it very easy to drink, and it is also good as a snack sake.
The best time to drink it is after chilling it in the refrigerator and leaving it at room temperature for a while.
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