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Firm on the palate but does not leave an aftertaste
Goes well with fried foods, stir-fries and other foods with strong flavors.
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Katsucoma Honjikomi
Clear but sweet
Toyama's sake tastes like rice.
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Haneoya Junmai Ginjo Kohi
A little spicier at first than the other Junmai Ginjo, Tominoka, but the aftertaste does not linger.
It goes well with firefly squid and sardines.
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The aroma is moderate and goes well with meals. It is also good with bitter mountain vegetables.
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Not much of an aroma, more of a yellowish color.
It has a piquant taste and does not leave a lasting impression.
Goes well with salty, brothy dishes.
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Sweetness is strong
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It goes well with grilled beef and fat.
The aroma is not very strong. It has a peculiar flavor.
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get on well with
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Sweet and easy to drink
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Drinks recommended for Chinese cuisine
Goes well with strong-flavored dishes such as sweet-and-sour pork, Chinese pepper and Chinese stir-fry.
Slightly cloudy, with strong acidity and flavor.
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Sake rice: Oseto 55%.
It has a strong flavor and goes well with sweet and spicy foods such as conger eel kabayaki and kingfish liver.
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It has sourness but sweetness. It goes well with sashimi of leatherfish and octopus.
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It was as good as rich medium fatty tuna and squid marinated in salted malt.
It had a strong flavor. High alcohol content
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It's refreshing, but has a strong aftertaste.
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The sourness is very strong, but the taste is gentle. The sourness disappears when you combine it with Bonjiri.
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Strong smell of rice and gentle taste. I imagine it goes better with meat.
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It was recommended to me at Kuboyama Sake Shop.
It really has a strong aroma of pears and fruits, just like wine. Goes well with Japanese style potato salad.
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