Leeza_1972
Rating: A-.
It has the strength of an original sake and a slightly sweet taste, with a good sharpness. Goes well with boiled vegetables. The price is inexpensive and good value.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: A-
A fruity sake with a fresh sake flavor and a slight sweetness that makes it a perfect accompaniment. Perfect as an aperitif or dessert. I would buy it again.
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Leeza_1972
Rating B
Gentle sweetness, easy to drink at 17 degrees. No alcohol smell. No alcohol smell.
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Leeza_1972
Evaluation: B+
Junmai-shu with absolutely no miscellaneous flavors. It has the strength of raw sake, but no alcohol smell at all, very carefully crafted and beautiful sake.
Excellent taste considering the price. Great sake for the price, buy it when you find it.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: A
The fruit-like aroma is very pleasant. It has the freshness of nama-shu and is also slightly sweet, so I recommend drinking it as a dessert.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: A
Laid down in the fridge for two years. The freshness has settled down and the pungent density has mellowed and settled. Very tasty.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: A
Very sweet and thick. You can drink this as a sweet treat on its own.
The oysters are also a great accompaniment.
It's a great sake no matter how you drink it.
I'm going to drink it slowly and savor it tonight.
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Leeza_1972
Evaluation: B
Not too thick for an unblended sake. The alcohol content is high, so be careful not to drink too much.
It has a sweet taste, but not too sweet.
I have no complaints as the price is reasonable.
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Leeza_1972
Evaluation: A
Sweet, dark, raw sake. It has a great flavor and I highly recommend it if you like this strain. I'd like to repeat it.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B+.
Good aroma when opened. It has a moderate raw sake feel.
The taste is crisp and clean.
It is definitely delicious, but lacks character.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B-.
The sake is refreshing and easy to drink. It's not too distinctive, but it's a good everyday sake.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: A
Very tasty, sweet and fragrant. The strength of the original sake is also exquisite. I want to buy it again next year.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B-.
Perhaps because of the 15% alcohol content, this is a raw sake, but it tastes thin and has no acidity.
The taste is clean, crisp and elegant.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B-.
Very easy to drink, light flavor.
It has no distinctive aroma or taste.
It is best served with something delicate, such as dried tofu or okara.
It may be that my expectations were too high, but considering the price, it is a good value for money.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B-.
Sweet and easy to drink. The aroma and rice flavor is almost nonexistent, but it is carefully crafted and has a delicious flavor. Goes well with nabe.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B
The fruity aroma and the strength of the original brew are perfect. Definitely delicious. There are many rivals in this price range, so I had to give it a harsh rating, but it is a candidate for a repeat purchase.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: C+.
Not much taste or aroma at room temperature. When heated, the flavor changes to a more sour taste. Definitely suitable for heated sake. The price is surprisingly low, so you won't regret buying it. You can drink it just fine.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B
I've had this cold and warmed, and this is by far the best warmed sake I've had.
Slightly dry with a hint of umami. It's not in the fruity ginjo line.
I would add this to the list of sake I prepare for the winter.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: C+.
A faint aroma on opening the bottle. It is dry and crisp. If you like this direction, it is worth a try. You can get the feeling that it has been carefully crafted.
The label is very cute.
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Leeza_1972
Rating: B+.
Slightly sweet, good for a mid-meal drink.
It goes well with tempura.
Although it is a pure sake, the flavor is almost non-existent.
I feel that this is a carefully crafted Junmai pure rice sake.
Surprisingly cheap, it is unbeatable in this price range.
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