Sachi
Sake from Fukushima Prefecture. It has a lot of flavor, but the aftertaste is very refreshing. You can enjoy the sake alone without food.
Taste level ★★★★
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Sachi
The word "gorgeous" fits well with both the aroma and the taste in the mouth. I want to enjoy it slowly.
Degree of preference ★★★★
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Sweet aroma, sweet mouthfeel and aftertaste.
Taste level ★★★★
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It has a clean and transparent impression. It is best served with Japanese food.
Degree of preference ★★
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Sweet aroma and round mouthfeel. You can enjoy it with just a drink.â
★★★★
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The aroma of the wine stood out on the way to the palate. It was like a sweetness sandwiched between sake-like flavors.
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Slightly effervescent liquor. Interesting with a tingling sensation and sweetness.
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A sharp and dry sake. It is best served with white meat sashimi.
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Sake with a good sake taste. Long aftertaste.
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This sake is named after Dr. Tomitaro Makino, a botanist. As the name suggests, it has a rich flowery aroma, a soft mouthfeel, and a dry aftertaste. A sake to be enjoyed in a relaxing environment.
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The word "mellow" fits the taste. The aftertaste is spicy.
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The impression on the palate is refreshing; the spiciness lingers.
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Muscat-like aroma. Taste is reminiscent of soap bubbles, but I think it leaves a sour taste.
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The aroma is fruity, crisp and easy to drink.
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It goes in smoothly and is soft. Slightly floral impression. It feels like it comes together after swallowing.
★★★★★
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The spiciness spreads more after swallowing than in the mouth. The spicy aftertaste is persistent.
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Soft and mild on the palate. I think I prefer it at room temperature rather than cold ^ ^.
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I was lucky enough to get the freshly pressed limited time only. It's so mouthwatering, I think I'm going to drink too much.
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