blueeyes.moon
Rating: B+
The fresh ginjo aroma when the bottle is opened shows great promise.
Very tasty with a good balance of acidity and umami.
A great choice for an inexpensive everyday evening drink.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B-.
The sweetness is quite moderate, so it is good as a food wine.
It is not overpowered by strong flavored food.
A good enough buy considering the price.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B
This wine has a delicate taste and is suitable for an aperitif.
It is best enjoyed with fugu sashimi.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B-
You can tell it was carefully crafted.
You can fully enjoy the taste of the sake.
It is delicious cold, but the characteristics of the sake can be better appreciated when it is warmed up.
Best served with sashimi or tempura.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A
The taste has mellowed after two years in the fridge.
The taste is wonderful, with just the right balance of richness and flavorfulness of the original sake.
I really wanted to let it sit longer, but I couldn't resist and opened the bottle.
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blueeyes.moon
Rated B+
Yamabuki color and the strength of the original sake can be tasted.
The rice flavor is excellent.
Alcohol level is 18.5 degrees.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B
Dry with good sharpness.
Not too fruity.
Suitable as a mid-meal drink.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B-
Slightly sweet and light.
The fruity level is quite moderate.
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blueeyes.moon
Kikusui Junmai Ginjo-shu - Prayer Sake for Health and Longevity
Rating: C+
The emphasis is on the rice flavor. Not fruity.
The dryness stands out when served cold. Slightly drier and more aromatic when heated.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A
Great balance of flavor and umami in this unpasteurized sake.
Recommended as one of the best in this price range.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A
Pleasant acidity, raw freshness, and the dark flavor of the original sake. The balance is perfect.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B
At best, it is light, slightly dry, delicate, and easy to drink without any peculiarities. In other words, it tastes light with little rice flavor.
It tastes exactly the opposite of cheap sake, so if you are not a fan of cheap sake, this may be a good introductory sake for you.
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blueeyes.moon
Gin rating: B+.
Fruity and sweet.
Quite a bargain considering the price.
Great with stewed eggplant.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: C+
Although we were told that this sake is best served hot, it tastes better warmed.
It is a good food sake, and goes well with sakiika.
Next time I'll try it with yakitori (sauce).
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B
Sweet dessert sake.
Good with sukiyaki. Seems to be good with strong flavored dishes as accompaniments.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: B-
Sweet and easy to drink.
Good value for this price range.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating B
This sake is quite tasty when heated.
Very inexpensive, so you can't go wrong with this as your everyday wintertime sake.
I'm sure I'll be repeating this many times this winter.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A-
Carefully crafted with no cloying taste.
Sweet, with no acidity and a slight aroma of rice.
Not fruity.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A
The aroma and flavor of the rice is pleasant.
It is very elegant and carefully crafted.
It can be enjoyed on its own without any accompaniments, but it is also a good mid-meal sake with a nice sharpness.
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blueeyes.moon
Rating: A
Delicious no matter how many times you drink it.
This is the sake that got me hooked on Nama sake.
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