amikuki
High aroma, gorgeous
Dry, but not too dry
Goes well with oshinko (Japanese pickles)
★★★★☆
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amikuki
Feels like Masu sake flavor
Delicious when heated
O sharpness, O umami
Excellent
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amikuki
Dry but tasty
Goes well with fried liver
Rich aftertaste
★★★★☆
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amikuki
Alcoholic but spicy, sake-like and delicious
goes well with soy sauce-based stews
Excellent with meals
★★★☆☆☆☆
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amikuki
Not too sweet, clear and tasty.
Water.
Super good with liver.
★★★★☆
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amikuki
Super-fizzy type
Yogurt aftertaste
Yogurt aftertaste
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amikuki
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You can feel the alcohol.
Might it taste better at a higher temperature?
A little bit of alcohol.
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amikuki
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Clear and super easy to drink
★★★★★
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amikuki
There's no moister feeling.
No sharpness, no clinginess
Clean aftertaste
Just easy to drink
Easy to drink
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amikuki
a bit schwar
Dry
Delicious chilled.
A little dry.
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amikuki
Clear and dry
Does not interfere with food
Delicious chilled, room temperature or warmed
★★★☆☆☆☆
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amikuki
Carbonated, spicy
No moisiness
Nice and sharp
Easy to drink with ice.
It's like a rum
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amikuki
Chocolate feeling
Some mojo, delicious
Strong aftertaste
Good
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amikuki
Light acidity
Nice and sharp when chilled, tastes good even at higher temperatures
Easy to drink
★★★★☆
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amikuki
Sweet, refreshing, delicious!
Goes great with peach caprese!
Easy to drink and very much to my liking!
★★★★★
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amikuki
Mellow and even tender
Zero moistness
Sweet, tasty
★★★★
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amikuki
Melon taste is thin.
I don't think it tastes like apple either...
Taste is sweet and delicious
I like the taste.
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amikuki
sharp and sweet
Good ginjo aroma
easy to drink
★★★★☆
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amikuki
Summer liquor, but not acidic
thinner type
Not too much acidity
Light with a good flavor.
Alcoholic but not alcoholic.
A little bit of alcohol.
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