Shun
It's my favorite sake in Hida. It's too fruity to drink, so I always regret drinking it the next day. It's really refreshing and I don't get drunk on the spot. It's not just sweet, but it tastes like booze.
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Shun
The sake from the countryside is strong and robust with a strong flavor. It has a strong and sticky taste that lingers the next day, perfect for when you want to drink The Sake.
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Shun
We bought this cedar lined tree at a roadside station in Tochigi. It's cooled to a very cold temperature and on the rocks. It has a strong aroma and has a habit, so those who don't like it may not like it.
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Shun
A rare drink from Wakayama. It's refreshing, but has a strong flavor and a strong sake taste. Nonetheless, it is easy to drink and is perfect for sushi.
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Shun
I enjoyed it with sushi, but I prefer it on the rocks because it is bright and dry.
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Shun
The Ding Ding is easy to drink, but it has the moistness of Tokuyu in the snow country. It's not sticky as it is the next day, but it's not sticky as it is the next day, so it's highly rated.
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Shun
I got the impression that this is a spicy sake from a cold region. All kinds of sake are basically dry and sticky, and it stays on the next day.
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Shun
It's easy to drink, but it's not sweet; it's refreshing.
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