arinco
It has a subtle aroma of freshness.
The soft sweetness comes first, and finishes with a sharp alcohol taste.
The flavor is clear and flows nicely, and is easy to drink for a 18% alcohol.
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It was so fizzy that I almost blew it out.
The complex flavor is washed away by the fizziness.
This sake can be enjoyed with fatty meals.
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Fruity aroma that passes through the nose.
The delicious flavor and sweetness of the rice fills the mouth, and the acidity refreshes the palate.
The taste is clean from beginning to end, with no clutter.
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It has a light, refreshing, and rushing mouthfeel.
It has a clean taste with a combination of umami and acidity, and is easy to drink without any peculiarities.
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Fruity aroma wafts through the air.
The fizzy feeling remains and the acidity flows with a sense of freshness.
The aftertaste is slightly bitter and gives a firm kick.
It is very easy to drink, and before you know it, you are drinking it.
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The taste of rice spreads in the mouth.
It finishes nicely with a refreshing acidity and a sense of alcohol.
The nose did not detect much of an aroma, but in the mouth, it was softly fragrant.
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It has a gentle mouthfeel that feels slightly thickened.
The sweetness and umami spread in the mouth and flow smoothly.
It is gentle and easy to drink at first, but the aftertaste is very satisfying with a strong alcohol taste.
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Refreshing apple aroma.
The light umami and acidity flow through and become sharp.
The taste is calm and easy to drink in spite of the aroma.
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The aroma is melon-like with a hint of sweetness.
After the taste, which is mainly rice flavor, it finishes with an alcohol taste that tightens up the taste.
It is neither too bright nor too mild, just the right sake that can be drunk without being overbearing.
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It has a slightly lighter amber color.
It seemed refreshing the moment I put it in my mouth, but soon the flavor and sourness flowed through and out of my nose.
It looks like it will not be defeated by greasy food.
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Slightly cloudy yellow appearance and sour aroma.
It was watery in the mouth, and then the sourness flowed in.
I could not taste much umami and had the impression that there was no flavor on the palate.
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It has a sweet aroma with a hint of sugary candy.
It has a sweetness like apple pie or apple nectar.
The low alcohol content makes it easy to drink, but it is a strange sensation that makes you want to savor it slowly, little by little, rather than drinking it all at once.
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The delicious taste of rice fills the mouth and flows slowly.
The aftertaste finishes nicely with a hint of bitterness.
It is the kind of sake that makes you want to stay calm and drink it leisurely.
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A su nigori (cloudy) sake with a gorgeous aroma.
It has a complex combination of sweetness and bitterness, and tastes like grapefruit with low acidity.
Since it is an ice sake, try it on the rocks and it flows quickly and lightly.
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This is the second sake I drank at the place where I stayed in Arima Onsen.
The fruity aroma wafts over the light mouthfeel.
The sweet flavor, reminiscent of citrus fruits, flows nicely.
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This is the first sake I drank at the place where I stayed in Arima Onsen.
It has a pleasantly matured taste that flows smoothly.
The flavor is assertive but not too much, making it a very good sake for a meal.
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It has a beautiful bright pink color and is first of all pleasing to the eye.
The taste is very acidic and has a strange fruity quality that can be perceived as either grapefruit or lychee.
I think I once had a sports drink with a similar taste when I was younger, but I cannot remember what it was.
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It flows smoothly and refreshingly with a soft fruity aroma.
The taste is gentle and clean, with the umami of rice gradually coming through.
It is very easy to drink, and before you know it, you will be drinking it again and again.
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When drinking only the supernatant lees, the first sip is so strong that it makes one swoon from the strong alcohol taste, but the clean flavor without any cloying taste gives a refreshing impression.
When the lees are mixed in, the taste becomes mellow and the lactic acidity is combined with a gentle and full flavor.
This is a sake that should be drunk slowly and leisurely, not gulped down in large gulps.
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A blend of Sakurada Shuzo's Noto Hatsusakura Honjozo and Tengumai.
It has a smooth mouthfeel with a light matured taste.
The alcohol content is tightly controlled and flows through it with a subtle lingering aftertaste.
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