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3.7
A robust sake with a rich flavor, but light in taste. Rich in flavor, but light in taste and easy to pair with food.
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てつや
4.1
Soda aroma and flavor attack first. The dryness starts and ends with a little bit of alcohol. Well-balanced, but also sharp and tasty.
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★4.0
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I thought the aroma was sour, but when I drank it, it had a profound sweetness and sharpness. There is a hint of a tangy taste, and it has the atmosphere of unfiltered raw sake.
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てつや
4.0
Fruity but not too sweet, well-balanced sake.
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てつや
3.8
Sourness, amino acid taste and bitterness attack. Drifting sweetness and lingering alcohol.
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てつや
4.1
The juiciness that is typical of unfiltered sake. Elegant sweetness and aroma. The end result is a sake that goes down smoothly and can be drunk without hesitation.
I personally prefer the Hiragana Takachiyo series.
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てつや
3.8
It has a nice soda aroma on the palate. It has a strong acidity and is light for a pure sake. I'm drinking it with yakitori, but it would go well with tuna sashimi.
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てつや
★3.7
Dry food sake. It is clear and does not interfere with food. Sake with no unpleasant taste.
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てつや
4.0
A clear and refreshing drink. It is not an addition but a subtraction. Clean with no cloying taste. It will have a nice flavor when heated. How about it for a long autumn night?
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てつや
4.1
The richness of the original sake. It is dark and dry, but the slight effervescence softens it and balances it well.
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てつや
4.0
Moderately acidic and dry. It has the heaviness of the original sake, but it is just right when paired with a meal.
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てつや
3.8
Sour. Amino acidic flavor.
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てつや
3.9
It has a juicy feeling when the bottle is just opened. It is dry and umakuchi, with a bitter taste lingering on the tongue at the end.
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てつや
4.0
Amino acid-based umami. Well-balanced sake with an umakuchi taste.
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てつや
★4.0
This is the first Kame no Umi. It has a good balance of sweetness, acidity, and spiciness, and is easy to drink with its unfiltered, unpasteurized character.
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てつや
4.1
Elegant, juicy and sweet. It is not too thick at the end. It is my favorite taste in Hana Yuu.
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てつや
★3.8
This sake was brewed with No. 10 yeast in honor of its 10th anniversary. It has a modern finish with a sour taste. It would be better if the alcohol taste at the end is mellow.
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てつや
3.9
The palate is smooth, with Omachi-like sweetness and aroma spreading at first. It is a little disappointing that the alcohol taste comes in at the end.
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てつや
3.9
It seems to be brewed with Nagano R yeast, which produces a lot of malic acid. The acidity is guttural, but it is different from that of sake yeast, and is well balanced with the sweetness.
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