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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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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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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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3.8
Sour. Amino acidic flavor.
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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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4.0
Amino acid-based umami. Well-balanced sake with an umakuchi taste.
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★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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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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★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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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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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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4.2
The sweetness of rice, which is typical of daiginjos, and the richness of unfiltered raw sake. It has a clean flavor that requires no snacks.
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4.1
The unfiltered, raw sake has a piquant taste and a piquant sensation, and the sweetness of the rice wafts through the middle of the bottle. The last part has a heaviness that is typical of the original sake, but it also has a sharp finish. Delicious.
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4.2
The aroma is juicy. The mouthfeel is sweet like a melon, and it finishes smoothly. A very nice sake.
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4.1
A sweet and tasty, well-balanced sake that you can't help but drink too much of. If I wanted, I would like to try a version with a little more pizzazz.
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4.0
It has a nice balance of sweetness and acidity with a touch of piquancy and a moderate sweetness. Easy to drink and summery.
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★4.2
This is the one that comes to mind when you think of Kaze no Mori! The gas is very crisp. Banana-like sweetness despite the low milled rice. Too good!
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4.0
The heaviness of the original sake and the pithy flavor and sweetness of the unpasteurized sake. This sake was tastier than expected.
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4.0
This sake has a sharp taste and a robust flavor, as is typical of nama sake. It is dry, but the sweetness of the rice can also be felt and is well-balanced.
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