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It was clear and easy to drink.
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A stylish can of sake from Nihonmori. I had it in a wine glass.
The aroma when opened is certainly good. It is gorgeous.
But the taste may be too sweet for me.
If I have another chance, I would like to try to compare the tastes.
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I visited Takayoshi for a lunchtime drink.
The sake was clear and dry, but also had a bit of sweetness that made it easy to drink.
Even so, 1300 yen for 2 drinks and a set of 4 dishes including sashimi is inexpensive.
I will repeat this place again.
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A limited brew(?) from Meidai.
It was served at a gathering of relatives.
It was delicious with a gorgeous aroma.
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Recently, Nihonzakari has been releasing fashionable sake.
Hanaya Hana. As it says "fruity aroma," it is fruity when you open the bottle and smell it.
I had it in a wine glass.
The overall impression was refreshing, but the slightly alcoholic smell was not my favorite. I was surprised to find that it was a little too fruity,
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Shopping at a local supermarket for souvenirs from your trip to Kagawa. If you are looking for local alcohol, local supermarkets are good. There are many kinds.
The aroma is apple-like, as described on the label. But it is not sweet and refreshing.
It's not my favorite, but it's a drink that I can drink easily.
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I received this as a tax return gift from my hometown.
It is slightly carbonated and has a gorgeous aroma. It has a delicious flavor with a clean aftertaste, just the way I like it. Thank you very much!
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Fresh aroma and underlying sweetness. Slightly dry.
I prefer the one I had at a hotel in Aomori before.
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Packed sake repeat.
Fresh but full-bodied. Slightly dry.
I prefer it cold rather than hot or lukewarm.
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Packaged sake. This is a "soft and easy to drink sake made only with rice".
This one is a repeat.
It is a junmai ginjo-shu, but reasonably priced. It is definitely easy to drink.
I tried heating it up because it was cold, but I recommend drinking it cold.
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New to packaged sake.
I often see it in commercials, but it's surprisingly new to me. Kizakura.
Light and refreshing. Easy to drink either cold or warmed. It's a cheap packaged sake, but surprisingly not bad.
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New packaged sake.
This time it was Ozeki, a well-known cup sake.
First, at room temperature. Yes, it tastes like a cup sake. It's light and dry, but a little sweeter than a cup of sake.
Next, we warmed it up. Hot sake goes well with hot sake.
This time of year, I really want to drink hot sake.
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New packaged sake.
First, it was served at room temperature. It is a refreshingly light and light sake, and seems to be good as a food sake. No unpleasant aftertaste.
Next time I'll try heating it up.
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At a drinking party full of strangers who don't know each other very well. No label. Fruity and tasty.
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I drank this when I went back to my parents' house for New Year's.
It was an old sake that had been sitting for more than 30 years since the Showa period. I like it a lot, like Shaoxing sake. But it is surprisingly easy to drink.
My parents don't drink much sake, so they use it as a cooking sake. What a waste.
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The one I bought for New Year's.
Fruity! Easy to drink. I like it very, very much. In a wine glass.
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Refreshing sweetness, acidity and flavor.
It has no bitter taste and no peculiarity.
An easy-to-drink food sake.
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Nigori sake. The refreshing acidity and sweetness certainly resembles calpis.
It is also easy to drink, and if you are not careful, you will get drunk.
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It is so-called "makgeolli" with sourness and sweetness. Easy to drink. It is like a juice.
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