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The gaseous sensation is comparable to a strong carbonation!
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tomico
Refreshing sake. It has a fresh, raw-like flavor, even though it has been fire-brewed once. It's straightforward without any off-flavors. I already fell in love with the label at first sight and bought it at a liquor store as a souvenir of my trip to Sendai! Gentle taste but high alcohol content😅.
It is from the same brewery as the Hagi no Tsuru I first drank in Sendai.
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Refreshing sake. Clean and free of miscellaneous flavors. Delicious with a hint of sweetness!
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Mellow sake. The aroma is subtle and the sake is crisp.
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Kaoru-shu. The aroma is gorgeous but the taste is crisp and clean. Well-balanced and easy to drink!
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Mellow sake. It is a pure sake with 17% alcohol by volume, but it has a mild mouthfeel followed by a crisp and spicy taste!
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Souzake. A crisp, sweet, gassy summer sake! This was my first time drinking Hidakami. The label is very cute! Seems they don't have much in stock, so I wondered if I should buy some to take home...
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Kaoru-shu. The aroma is subtle, but the taste is very robust! Rather than the robustness of rice, it is light and refreshing, like cider. I like this sake a lot.
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Smoked sake. Sweet and refreshing! It is very easy to drink with a little gasiness!
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Mellow Sake. After all, we should support local sake! It has both a robustness that is typical of sake and a freshness that is typical of today's sake! It's also good with meat and other foods.
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Mellow sake. It has some gasiness and a refreshing feeling, but you can taste the robust umami afterwards. I was torn between this and Souzake, but I think Mouchoushu because it has the richness that is typical of Yamahai!
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Souzake. Nigori (nigori) sake, with little aroma and a clean taste. The acidity and gaseous taste are very summery!
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Kaoru-shu. The aroma is sweet like cotton candy, and the taste is surprisingly sour and spicy.
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