Shinkazu
Fresh, acidic and full-bodied dry sake. Goes very well with food.
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Shinkazu
Grapefruity, fruity, fresh, refreshingly sweet. A beauty without clutter. This one goes to infinity.
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Shinkazu
It's fresh, clean, fruity and full-bodied.
Perfect for the level you can buy at the supermarket.
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Shinkazu
It was sold at Berg's supermarket.
It is a sweet, white wine-like sake made with wine yeast. It has the flavor of rice and the richness of sake, but it is quite light and does not give the impression of being sake, which is good for women and people who are not used to sake.
It has a sweet aftertaste, but it is not cloying and is easy to drink.
It is of a high level for something you can get at the supermarket.
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Shinkazu
A bouncy freshness, dry and deep.
A very good drink that makes food taste great.
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Shinkazu
The sweetness and acidity come to the forefront. It also has a mild fullness, but it is easy to drink as it comes off surprisingly quickly.
A delicious sake for those who like sweet fruity tastes.
Japanese food is good, but we would like to match it with Western food.
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Shinkazu
Fresh, fruity, sweet, but with a soft dryness that goes away quickly, and a depth that is balanced and leveled.
It is still very tasty.
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Shinkazu
The freshness of hops and the fruity taste of white grapes are exquisite. The best of clean craft sake. It's great any time of the year.
Today was a God-awful day to get this and 126.
I'm drinking it while listening to my favorite music. It's the best.
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Shinkazu
I think it is the best doburoku in Japan.
It has been a while since I have had it, but it is still excellent in every way, including the sweetness, acidity, and rice residue. If you find it, you have to buy it!
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Shinkazu
It has a dark banana-like aroma, a woody flavor, and a mature sweetness and umami.
I sense the goodness of so-called old sake.
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Shinkazu
A refreshing and tasty drink with the acidity of white grapes. The sweetness is a little subdued, but it is gentle and not spicy.
The alcohol is strong, but it is dangerous because it tastes so good without making you feel it.
I would like to drink it with nabe (hot pot).
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Shinkazu
It has a very clean, tasty, fruity-sweet taste, but the aftertaste is clean and refreshing, with a spicy and tasty aftertaste.
It is delicious enough to be paired with both light and strong dishes.
This is delicious!
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Shinkazu
Very beautiful sake with a good balance of fruity and acidity.
Not out of place at all, so much so that I have few comments.
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Shinkazu
As usual, a beautiful orthodoxy.
The flavor breaks through the middle.
It also has a robust flavor typical of Omachi, and the high point is that it also has a sense of sake-like quality.
This will sell well!
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Shinkazu
Cool sake with a combination of fizzy freshness, acidity and dryness.
Not very distinctive, but the level is very high.
A definite repeat purchase!
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Shinkazu
Beautiful high level sake with a good balance of acidity and sweetness.
I like the soft sweetness.
Very tasty.
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Shinkazu
Sourness and freshness typical of Sentori. A little less dryness and a sweeter finish.
The taste is more to my liking.
I keep coming back for more!
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Shinkazu
Fruity and sweet sake with a yogurt-like flavor. Although it is a noble sake, it is not too rich and easy to drink. Even though it is fire-aged, it is completely fresh.
The alcohol content is low, so you can drink it in large quantities.
I would definitely drink this again if it were available.
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Shinkazu
Freshness and dryness are powerful and well balanced.
Very good to drink this in the New Year!
Everyone should drink this!
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Shinkazu
Fine, fruity, fresh acidity.
Made easy to drink with a light, sweet mouthfeel that emphasizes freshness and freshness.
The level is as high as ever. A sake that will make you happy at the end of the year.
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