YUKI
This is the closest thing to a white wine I've ever had!
More than fruity, it has a gorgeous aroma of flowers!
The taste changes completely depending on the sake cup.
I think you should enjoy it in a variety of ways!
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YUKI
A solid Junmai Daiginjo.
Surprisingly, the sweetness is restrained and it can be used as a mid-meal drink.
It is arabashiri, but is it suitable for professionals?
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Good evening, Yuki 🌃😀
I drank this Tetorigawa myself 😊I bought it because the rice was also rare Yamada Nishiki from Ishikawa 😚 It was a delicious sake 🥳.
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YUKI
It is like an unfiltered raw sake,
It has a strong taste with bubbles.
Since it is a junmai daiginjo, there is no cloying taste.
The sweetness, then the sizzle, then the acidity, and then the taste buds!
The taste comes and goes in various ways!
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YUKI
It has a fresh banana aroma.
It is a junmai sake that can be used as a mid-meal drink.
It could be a little more drinkable, though,
It's a great start for a Japanese dining table. I like it!
Tetorigawa, no matter what you drink,
The water has a clear taste like that of water from the highlands, which I like.
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YUKI
Details such as rice polishing ratio are unknown.
It has a foamy feeling, and the taste increases when it is cooled.
The taste is similar to Yoshida Kurau.
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YUKI
There is a sense of effervescence.
Smells like apples?
Refreshing, yet with a bitter aftertaste.
Looks like it could be served as a wine pairing.
Perfect with Western menu items.
As a white wine, of course it goes well with fish dishes,
It goes well with meat dishes as well as fish dishes as a white wine.
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YUKI
If I had to describe it in terms of fruit, it would be apples.
The water must be very tasty,
Very clear.
It has a sour taste and is clean.
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YUKI
Banana.
It has sweetness, but it is not sticky and clings to the palate, making it a drinkable alcoholic beverage. The aftertaste is surprisingly refreshing.
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YUKI
limited edition sake brewer
Sweeter than the local tasting 🧐.
It will settle down nicely over time.
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YUKI
The sticky sweetness (including the slight bubbles) came in.
My first impression is that I can't drink a lot of it.
The sweetness is like sugar or ice candy.
It is a little different from the sweetness of rice.
Anyway, the taste is strong! I wonder if it's because it's a medium-brew or not?
It is subtle with fish.
For some reason, the sweetness is softened by simple chilled tofu and it goes well with it.
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YUKI
It has a good sharpness, but seems a little pale.
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YUKI
I like Omachi!
Dry, with a good amount of bitterness and miscellaneous flavors.
It has a refreshing aftertaste, just like a summer sake!
This is good.
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YUKI
rice wine made from ancient rice varieties
This sake has a strong habit.
The aroma is a little harsh,
It works well with strong flavored dishes.
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YUKI
Slightly bitter Hachitan Nishiki 92%.
The orange label 92% is more umami.
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YUKI
Tastes good for 14%.
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YUKI
Purchased at 7-Eleven @ Yamanashi Narusawa Sake Mikuji
Not fruity but dry and surprisingly I like it lol
Not a trendy taste
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YUKI
Kagatobi Mild Version
Taste more like a gentei
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YUKI
It tastes like freshly squeezed sake,
but it can be enjoyed easily without hesitation.
It is not a modern taste, so it is suitable for those who like it well.
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YUKI
Drink it well chilled.
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YUKI
The mellow aroma of bananas spreads in the mouth and lingers even after the drink is finished.
The elegant sweetness and sharpness are well balanced, and it is also good to drink it chilled by itself.
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