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Mellow sake. This is the first time I have heard of this sake. It has a robust mouthfeel with a mixture of acidity and umami that is typical of Yamahai sake!
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Smoked sake. Slightly carbonated umami type
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Kaoru Sake. It is fruity and easy to drink, but has a nice umami flavor that is not too modern!
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Mellow sake. The aroma was like alcohol in the ginjo aroma, but in the mouth it was juicy and concentrated, with a sweet fruity flavor and a sense of depth and maturity. I liked it so much that the first sip made me say, "Yum! I liked the taste so much that I let out a voice saying, "Oh, yummy! It was my first time drinking it, but it was delicious! I received this as a gift from someone at work.
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I like this strain for its sweet and savory taste!
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Delicious!!! Thanks already 🥲 for giving us a bite!
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Sweet but with a crisp aftertaste.
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The umami is firm but very easy to drink! Heavy for a Junmai Daiginjo
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Mellow sake. It has a rich and delicious texture! The aroma on the nose is gorgeous, but the sweetness has a strong rice sweetness. The image on the label may have been influenced by the sake, but I paired it with peaches and it was a great combination!
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Sake Souzake. Umami and acidity. Not too sweet.
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Sake Souzake. Less aromatic, soft on the palate but with a crisp aftertaste and a touch of bitterness. It tastes better when it's cooled with flowers!
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Second time for Aozora! Sour and easy to drink.
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The most easy-drinking sake! The best balance of sweetness and umami!
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