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Polishing rice 55
I see, this is a set for comparison.
It has the sharpest and strongest aroma.
The taste is also very dry and sharp!
The description says it has a soft mouthfeel, but it's the sharpest dry and tastiest today!
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Polished rice 55%.
This also has a faint aroma of rice.
It is a refreshingly dry wine that can be drunk like water. It has a slightly wet mouthfeel.
This makes me want to eat sashimi.
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Polishing 55% rice
No aroma! Slightly rice?
Tangy and dry, good!
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45% polished rice
Sweet.
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Aizan, 50% polished rice
Aroma: Aroma of 🍏 type. If you expect it to be dry, it is sweet. It is rather refreshing. This is delicious! There is no lingering aftertaste that is unique to Aizan!
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60% polished rice
Lukewarm but sweet and dry?
It goes well with snacks.
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Clear and dry. The taste gets stronger later on. Nice dry taste. It is also a summer sake 🙆.
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Clearly sweet. Still a little fizzy.
The aftertaste is a little spicy. And it stays in the mouth for a long time.
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Dewa Tsanzan, 60% polished rice
Aroma: Aroma of 🍏 type. The sweetness is strong. It has a strong and floral flavor.
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Polished rice 70%.
Aroma of rice.
It is very good. The acidity is 1.7, but you can hardly taste the acidity.
It goes very well with yakitori (grilled chicken) with sauce.
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2025/8/16, last. I drank more than half of the bottle at once. It's a food sake with a strong flavor, so it's easy to drink when you're in the mood...
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The dry but easy-drinking kind.
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Not super but dry. I think it goes best with rice.
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Attack clean but sweet? Tastes wet.
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Aroma of 🍈. The taste is also very sweet. This can be drunk by itself indefinitely.
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Spicy and tangy. Spicy with a firm pungency that makes it easy to drink.
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Sweet. When the temperature rises, the spiciness of the honjozo taste hits you!
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Dry, drinkable like water. It's not tangy, but it's a slushy drink. If you have food, well, it's water (laughs).
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Polishing rice 45
A sweet but not too sweet sake that is easy to drink. As expected of Jyushidai, and the bastard son of Ryu, not Honmaru.
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piquant
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