Shinkazu
It has a miraculous balance of the rich koji taste typical of Tsuchida and the crisp, traditional sake-like dryness without being unpleasant.
It has its own peculiarities, but I like it very much!
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Shinkazu
Stable taste.
Full-bodied sake that is easy to pair with food.
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Shinkazu
It is a gorgeous, sweet sake with a hint of thickening, but not too sweet, making it easy to drink.
It has a full-bodied flavor, but it is also easy to drink.
It is a very well-balanced and exquisite sake. This is an authentic, gorgeous, and very good sake!
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Shinkazu
It has a refreshing and clean dry taste typical of summer sake.
It is a delicious, orthodox sake that is easy to drink and has the roundness of rice and no cloying taste.
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Shinkazu
This is a sake brewery that produces the best tasting sake I have ever tasted.
It is a vintage sake, perhaps because it is 20 degrees Celsius, and has a dry, old-fashioned taste.
It goes very well with Japanese food.
The price is reasonable, and it is great to be able to drink this for such a reasonable price.
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Shinkazu
The taste of sweet white grapes fills the mouth, but the level of cleanliness is high.
This is a wonderful sake that is one of the strongest drinks that is also very popular with women.
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Shinkazu
Sourness of lactic acidity and grapefruitiness spreads strongly. A refreshing and sweet sake for summer.
Sake-like new sake type with germinated brown rice.
Well balanced and drinkable forever. This is a very good sake that deserves to spread its wings even bigger!
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Shinkazu
Dry but plump and full-flavored.
Dry and beautiful sake, just right for a mealtime drink.
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Shinkazu
Although it is a kijo-zake, it is fruity with a sweetness that is not too strong. The aftertaste is particularly light for a kijo-zake, making it easy to pair with meals.
It has a great balance.
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Shinkazu
It has the koji flavor typical of Tsuchida, but is fruity and easy to drink.
The full, complex flavor is still present. It has a surprisingly dry aftertaste and a very good balance that goes well not only with heavy dishes, but also with light dishes.
This one is not to be messed with!
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Shinkazu
Fresh sake with standing acidity and fruity taste.
It has the complexity of nigori, but could use a little more refinement.
It is still delicious, but there is still room for improvement.
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Shinkazu
Fruity, citrusy white wine. Full-bodied and sweet, but not heavy.
Very high level and one of my recent picks. It is authentic, beautiful and delicious.
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Shinkazu
Dry, clean, and easy-drinking sake with no cloying taste, but also full-bodied.
It is said to be a sake for seafood, but it can also be served with meat.
A perfect food sake!
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Shinkazu
It has a tangy freshness and a juicy grapefruit sweetness, but at a low 9 degrees, it is a refreshing and crisp sake.
It has a high level, is easy to recommend to women, and can be paired with food in a white wine-like manner.
Good for those who like something light and refreshing.
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Shinkazu
This sake has an unusual touch with a dark fruity flavor.
It's clean and full-bodied without being disgusting, so it's delicious and easy to drink.
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Shinkazu
アローズとのコラボ。
花風のホップが前面に出ている感じに比べると、白麹のせいか、そこはちょっとおとなしめ。
その代わりに少し味わいがある感じに仕上がっていて後味もしっとりめ。
普通の花風とどっちが良いかは好みな気はする
まー、どちらも最高という前提での比較です
Shinkazu
A well-balanced food sake with fruity acidity, a moderate sweetness, and the calm richness typical of Omachi.
A very high quality sake that will calm your mind and allow you to drink it slowly.
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Shinkazu
Beautiful, full-bodied and dry.
This wine is easy to drink with meals.
It is not flamboyant, but it is clear and easy to drink without any cloying taste.
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Shinkazu
A very easy-to-drink sweet sake with a good balance between the sharp acidity and light white maltiness, and a rich and sweet taste despite the light maltiness.
Mildly high level
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Shinkazu
A supreme taste that is a cross between the robustness typical of Omachi and clean sake.
It is a new taste like sake.
I never thought they would cook Omachi in this way! It is wonderful.
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