Shinkazu
Crisp and clean sake with a good balance of acidity and sweetness.
There is no hassle, but it doesn't leave that much of an impression, personally.
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Shinkazu
A characteristic sake with a yogurt-like sourness in the aroma and taste. It also has a freshness typical of arabashiri.
Beautiful finish.
I would like to try the royal road type, too.
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Shinkazu
It has the natural dryness of sake with the umami of rice and depth of flavor, and is a great accompaniment to meals. It can be used for everything from fatty food to sashimi.
I have never been involved with this wine, not even for a millimeter, but I think it would be a good choice for restaurants and proper drinking establishments.
As the label and the name suggest, it is a nice sake for relatively hard-core males.
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Shinkazu
First of all, it looks beautiful. When the bottle is turned upside down, the accumulated ooze runs around the bottle like a cherry blossom snowstorm. It is a very nice trick.
It tastes like a low-alcohol, easy-to-drink, sweet and sour sake, like a cocktail for women.
It is very tasty and I would like people who do not like sake to try it, but personally, I would prefer a little more rice and alcohol in the sake. I feel that I have become an old man in this sense.
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Shinkazu
Muscat-like fruity and dry sake with an active sparkling feel. The taste of the rice is also well pronounced and of a high level.
This one is coming to the next generation.
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Shinkazu
Fresh, juicy and sweet at first. The flavor is also beautifully expressed and has depth. The acidity is well balanced and the sake is beautifully crisp after drinking.
A good sake with a high level of quality.
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Shinkazu
Dry, light and sharp sake.
Fresh and easy to drink with a light touch of fruity.
Too lightly licked, too bad.
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Shinkazu
It is highly aromatic and fruity with a rich sake-like flavor, but also sweet and fruity. The fresh spiciness that comes later is also well balanced.
The level is as high as ever.
Delicious!
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Shinkazu
White wine with a very muscat flavor.
The aroma is already white wine and the taste is also white wine.
The taste is also white wine.
This is so good. Oh my God!
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Shinkazu
Fresh, fruity. Strong flavor with a full body. Gently sweet but also dry sake.
No cloying taste, but the overlapping flavors permeate the taste buds. A delicious drink that goes well with heavy meals.
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Shinkazu
Fresh and slightly dry, with a good balance of sweetness and acidity, and a good sharpness. The sweetness does not remain in the mouth, making it easy to pair with a variety of meals.
A beautiful and high level sake that is typical of Ko-Imari-mae.
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Shinkazu
A white wine-like sake with a muscat flavor, typical of Sentori, with moderate sweetness and acidity.
I prefer this kind of sweetness in Sentori rather than dry sake.
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Shinkazu
It has a very rich ginjo aroma.
It has a mildly fruity acidity and a strong sweetness, but the aftertaste is clean, dry, and light.
It seems to go well with heavy meals.
An orthodox and beautiful sake.
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Shinkazu
Sake that is smooth, sweet, and tasty without any cloying taste. The acidity is appetizingly light and of a high level.
I haven't had Eiko Fuji recently, but I can feel again how good it is.
It's really high quality and delicious.
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Shinkazu
Dry, dry and clean.
It has a light and smooth taste of rice, and is easy to drink with a variety of dishes.
It is an orthodox sake with a high level of cohesiveness.
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Shinkazu
Fresh and dry. The taste of rice can be felt well and it has a good sharpness. The overall finish is elegant and well-balanced, making it easy to pair with all kinds of dishes.
It is like a delicious sake is right here.
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Shinkazu
Juicy and light with a refreshing sweet aftertaste. Easy to drink even for sake beginners. The roughness of nigori is also moderate.
The quality is quite high.
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Shinkazu
Fresh and dry. However, it is not harshly dry, perhaps due to the influence of Junmai Daiginjo.
It is a high level of dryness that can be easily matched with food.
If you are looking for a dry sake for a meal, this is a good choice!
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Shinkazu
Orthodox, fresh, fruity, full-bodied, very clean, well-balanced, and very high level sake.
The aftertaste is also refreshing.
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Shinkazu
Good balance between the deliciousness typical of Yamadanishiki and the acidity typical of nama-shu.
Reasonably priced yet delicious.
It is well-balanced and can be used as both a mid-meal drink and an after-meal drink.
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