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tomico
Delicious!!! Thanks already 🥲 for giving us a bite!
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tomico
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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tomico
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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tomico
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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tomico
Second time for Aozora! Sour and easy to drink.
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tomico
The most easy-drinking sake! The best balance of sweetness and umami!
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tomico
This is one of Wataya's sweet fruity challenge sake. They recommend pairing it with Italian food, so the label is the color of the Italian flag.
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I like Gozenshu but this is my first time to try this kind of sake! It is a well-balanced sake, full-bodied and sweet!
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tomico
It has a thick and mellow taste! It is dry at the end.
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tomico
Kaoru-shu. The aroma is subdued, but when you put it in your mouth, it has a gorgeous, tropical aroma! Just the right balance of sweetness and umami.
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