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ふくしま ゆたかThe acidity is solid and interesting. Is it close to wine?
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ふくしま ゆたかTwo Pillar Shrine. Fairly moderate in sweetness. Some people may have a watery feeling. Not harsh, but there is something that lingers on the back palate.
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ふくしま ゆたかThe first sip has a slight sweetness to it. The scent is lightly intrusive, but it's not unpleasant at all. I like the taste when it's a little low, but it's not bad at all.
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ふくしま ゆたかIt has a strong feeling of summer sake. It is easy to drink because it doesn't have a sharp edge and it doesn't take a back seat.
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ふくしま ゆたかThere is a strange feeling after a straight shot.
Does it come from the mountainousness, because I haven't drunk it?
The Sake, I guess.
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ふくしま ゆたかIt is refreshingly pungent and sweet. It has a light citrus aroma afterwards. The flavor is modest.
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ふくしま ゆたかThe initial aroma is a light step. When you drink it, it feels like you're taking a steady step forward. It's dry, but there is a hint of sweetness on the finish.
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ふくしま ゆたかIt's straight and dry, and the bottom of the mouth hits you with a thud. It has a slight dryness on the back end.
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ふくしま ゆたかIt is dry and easy to drink without any aftertaste.
The aroma is weak. (Maybe it's because it's been a few days since we opened it.)
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ふくしま ゆたかThe acidity is not harsh, it is refreshing and refreshing to drink. Malic acid in the back end. It's like this.
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ふくしま ゆたかThe aroma has a strong sense of rice. It is not too tight, but still has a strong rice-like aroma.
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ふくしま ゆたかLight cider aroma. It is strange to drink. After pouring the wine, you can feel the alcohol in the mouth for a while. The back end is dry.
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ふくしま ゆたかQuite impactful. It is sweet to drink. You can drink it calmly without any harshness in the mouth.
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