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Sweet, juicy and full-bodied aroma. It brings out the best of Yamadanishiki and is delicious without being too sweet.
4.0
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The attack is softly sweet but very dry with a hint of bitterness. Delicious.
3.8
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It may be called a dry sake, but it has just the right balance of sweetness and umami, and this rightness is not often encountered. It is delicious.
4.0
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Sweet, juicy and delicious.
4.0
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Soft sweet sake with a full-bodied rice flavor and a refreshing finish.
4.0
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Unfiltered raw sake with other specs undisclosed.
It tastes sweet, sour, juicy, and white grape-like.
It is a rare taste and delicious.
4.0
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It tastes like old-fashioned sake with a slightly old-fashioned flavor.
It is dry and seems to go well with strong meals.
3.4
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Kochi Travel Series.
Is this what CEL24 is capable of? Sweet and melon-like aroma. Delicious.
4.1
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Kochi travel series.
It is an alsobe sake, but it has a good flavor and sweetness. I am looking forward to drinking the other southern ones.
3.8
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Sake brewed with CEL66 yeast.
It has a slight tang and sweetness, but it is clean and dry. It is a well-balanced sake.
3.9
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A light, summery sake. It is crisp and easy to drink, but has a moderate sweetness typical of Taishinshu.
3.8
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It is a sake that is produced in small quantities and not widely distributed.
It is said to have won an award for being delicious in a wine glass, so I had it in a wine glass.
The aroma is gorgeous and has a lactic acid aroma. The attack is sweet, but the alcohol taste rises and bitterness remains on the tongue.
3.7
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Deliciously sweet, clean, with a bit of pizzazz.
4.0
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Watanosen No. 2 is used. It seems to be the father of Yamada-Nishiki.
It has a sweetness like Yamada-Nishiki and is delicious.
4.1
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A crisp, summery sake.
It is refreshing and dry, but the alcohol is weak and easy to drink.
3.9
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Easy to drink, a summery sake. It has just a hint of sweetness and a little bit of alcohol.
3.8
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Easy to drink neatly. Well-balanced sake.
3.8
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The sweetness is firm, but there is a tartness within it that keeps you from getting tired of drinking it.
It is well balanced and goes well with meals.
4.0
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A refreshing summer sake, easy to drink, a food sake.
3.7
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The last leftover sake. Not fresh but tasty with acidity and umami remaining.
3.8
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