TAGOSAKU
Very elegant warmed sake. Aroma like peach.
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TAGOSAKU
Slightly pineapple-like aroma.
The aftertaste is slightly astringent. It seems to be brewed with "Kitashizuku" and has a sense of power. It has body, but there is a hint of gasiness that is refreshing.
#Igarashi
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TAGOSAKU
It has a great balance of sweetness, bitterness and umami.
It is very smooth, but only the best part is caught.
#Chrysanthemum
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TAGOSAKU
Fruity like a pear.
Miyakanume got me hooked on sake, come to think of it.
#Miyakanume
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TAGOSAKU
Grapes.
#Tembi
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TAGOSAKU
Cemedine incense at the time of throat clearing.
#Glory Fuji
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TAGOSAKU
Strange aroma, like a caramel-like lactic acid drink. Powerful. Karame.
#1 step yourself
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TAGOSAKU
The aroma is citrusy and fruity but dry.
#Hideyoshi
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TAGOSAKU
The peachiness is amazing. And yet it is light.
It's as expected.
#14
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TAGOSAKU
Teppan. Absolutely delicious. Great aroma.
#Naraman
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TAGOSAKU
Refreshing but bitter when swallowing. High meal-assist power.
#Shi Peony
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TAGOSAKU
It's a bit dry, but it's full-bodied and delicious.
First time I drank it. Highly meal-assistive.
#Fumigiku
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TAGOSAKU
It was insanely good!
Lychee or passion fruit or something like that, fruity in aroma and sweetness. It was a blink of an eye.
#Kamonishiki #Sake
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TAGOSAKU
About the third day was good. The aroma and flavor become more intense. Recommended for those who prefer dry taste.
#YamatoShizuku #Sake
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TAGOSAKU
It smells of sweet tropical fruits, with a slight acidity and a hint of sweetness, and is a perfectly balanced sake that cuts through softly but leaves a core of umami. It is amazing.
#Ki
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TAGOSAKU
Ummm, umma.... I drank slowly. The pleasant smell of dead hay.
#Okubarima
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TAGOSAKU
The core of the wine is thick with Omachi. I drank it slowly. It's not bad at all.
#Genmai
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TAGOSAKU
Very tasty. Sweet and mild aroma, but with a tang at the end.
#Aizu Chusho
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TAGOSAKU
Lightly cloudy. Is this dry? It has a slight sweetness and a slightly citrusy, fresh aroma. Should have gone for 1.8.
#Tedorigawa
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TAGOSAKU
I've had Oze Snow before, but this is my first time drinking Ryujin. It tastes full of melon-like fruitiness. I wish I had drunk it when I was in better shape...
#Ryujin #Sake
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