のりたま
The label depicting a rabbit, the Chinese zodiac sign, is interesting.
Fresh, strong umami and acidity, yet refreshing.
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のりたま
It is like acidity and umami come at the same time. It has a little bit of a peculiar taste, but it is not too strong. It would be interesting to warm it up.
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のりたま
The aroma and fizziness are amazing. Easy to drink with a good balance of acidity, sweetness and umami. Delicious.
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のりたま
The aroma is mild. There is a slight freshness.
There is a strong umami flavor.
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のりたま
Lightly cloudy sake.
It has a fruity sweet aroma, but the taste is umami and dry.
It has a fruity sweet aroma, but the taste is umami and dry.
It is easy to drink with a little gasiness.
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のりたま
Apparently, Tamagawa's signature cat Mya is on the label. It has acidity and umami, and is light.
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のりたま
The aroma is restrained for a junmai daiginjo.
The sake has a good balance of umami, acidity, and spiciness.
The sake is served before you know it, and before you know it, it's gone.
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のりたま
The acidity in the mouth is amazing.
It is fresh and dry with just the right amount of umami.
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のりたま
Freshness and mellow flavor. The mild acidity gives it a clean and crisp feeling. It is delicious.
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のりたま
At a ryokan in Toshi Island, Mie Prefecture, where I traveled.
We enjoyed it with oyster dishes and sashimi.
The sake has a mild flavor and is quite refreshing.
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のりたま
Sake rice used is Fukushima's Yumeko.
Mellow, umami, dry, and refreshing.
It is easy to drink and very good as a food sake.
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のりたま
Fruity, banana-like aroma.
It has a strong flavor and sweetness, but the aftertaste is clean.
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のりたま
It is rare to find the name of the person who produced the rice, not the toji's name. This was also served warm.
It is quite sour and umami.
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のりたま
The dinosaur label caught my attention.
When served warm, it has a strong acidity and umami flavor.
As the temperature drops, the sweetness comes out.
Good for sipping while eating.
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のりたま
It is fresh, dry and refreshing with some acidity. It goes well with strong flavored dishes.
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のりたま
The aroma is gorgeous, full of sweetness and umami, but also acidic and crisp.
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のりたま
It has a banana-like aroma and flavor, but it is also quite acidic.
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のりたま
It has a fruity aroma, freshness, and a strong flavor.
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のりたま
I chose this sake because of the impact of the label.
When I looked at the back, I saw that it was made by the Kikumori Brewery, famous for its cab driver.
Is this the only sake with "death" on the label?
The taste is fresh, dry, and refreshing. It tastes fresh, dry, and refreshing, and is delicious not only because of the impact of the label.
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付喪神
Hi, Noritama 🍶.
Unagidani, I would like to visit this restaurant.
But still, this naming makes me wonder if I'm not supposed to drink it or not 😅.
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のりたま
Hello mourning god, thank you for your comment 🍶 It's also fun to be in front of a refrigerator filled with sake from all over Japan 😊.
I don't know whether to drink or not, but I feel like it would be good if I could have a good drink in this life 😆.
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のりたま
A Tokyo sake that is hard to find in the Kansai region.
It has a fruity aroma and a good balance of umami, acidity, and spiciness, with a slight bitterness. It is easy to drink.
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ポンちゃん
Hi Noritama, ☀️
This sake is delicious! We drank it at the same restaurant at an offline meeting 😁 It's a rarely seen drink, you have to drink it 😆.
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のりたま
Thank you for your comment, Pon-chan. This store has quite a variety of sake, so it's hard to decide which one to try. I tend to drink sake that I have never had before or that is rare 😆.
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