yuya
Moderate ginjo aroma and sweetness.
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The aroma is restrained while the taste is mild. The taste is clean and refreshing. It seems to go well with all kinds of food.
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The flavor is firm despite being a ginjo.
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Slightly rice acidity remains, but it is clear and aromatic.
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Clear Daiginjo aroma. Delicious, but it is unclear whether it is particularly tasty among daiginjos.
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It has a high degree of perfection. The flavor of rice and ginjo aroma are in harmony with each other, and the aftertaste is good.
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Although sweet, it has a clear aftertaste.
It is like a dessert wine that does not linger.
It tastes like a wine that women would like.
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Although acidity can be felt in the mouth, it is harmonized in the mouth, and the acidity, umami, and richness are well harmonized to perfection.
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Sense of alcohol.
Acidity and bitterness are rather mild.
The umami is firm.
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Firm mouthfeel for a ginjo-shu.
It is somewhat clear after drinking, but you can taste the firm acidity in the mouth.
However, it is not too heavy, and the taste is well integrated.
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It has the flavor and richness of Junmai Unfiltered, but the mouthfeel is clean and has a nice aftertaste.
It is just right for when you want a solid sake.
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Mild sweetness and moderate umami. The aroma is moderate and there is no cloying taste. Well-balanced and delicious sake.
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The flavor and rice aroma are well developed, but the mouthfeel is clear. Delicious.
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It has a sweet taste with a firm flavor spread.
The aftertaste is not too heavy.
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Dry, mildly umami, clear with almost no aroma.
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Firm rice flavor. Little acidity and gorgeous aroma. High degree of perfection, but not so distinctive?
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Mild umami, good mouthfeel. Tastes better than ginjo?
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Dry, with a restrained aroma. It has a slightly theatrical appearance, as if it has matured.
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It has a good mouthfeel for a nama-shu, with a good balance of acidity and umami.
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Rich ginjo aroma with a slight sourness. The sweetness is moderate and slightly bitter. It has a good mouthfeel, as expected.
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