sakesake
Less aroma, sweeter flavor.
Can be served with light dishes or as a dessert wine?
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Strong taste and aroma from the start.
Strong taste is not going to be defeated. If you drink it with him, you will enjoy the taste of sake!
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Orihashi written as "Wataribashi"!
I can never read it.
I like it with a clean mouth
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Nice sweetness and rice flavor.
Room temperature✖️ mushroom heaven
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Nice sweetness and rice flavor.
Room temperature✖️ mushroom heaven
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Clean from fruity
Easy to drink
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Sweet but refreshing
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Sake offered for New Year's Day.
Strong sweetness and umami. I wanted to taste it, but it ran out quickly.
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At room temperature. Slightly yellow and delicious!
The cat illustration of the Tamagawa family? The illustration of the cat of the Tamagawa family is also nice!
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Nigori, which I thought was absolutely sweet.
This is so refreshing!
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It happened to be a light nigori hi-ni.
It is thicker than Hagi no Tsuru, and although it is called dry, the first hand is sweet.
Is Sakonishiki limited to Shimane? Unique flavor
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Not my usual cat.
Sweet fresh!
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It tastes exactly as described!
I wanted to sip it with sea cucumbers, but I couldn't help but sip and sip!
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Lightly cloudy! Sour sweet to refreshing!
I'm too happy to be able to drink Hiran at the store these days!
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I felt on my own that it has a Dewa-type sweetness and gusto. But if you include the lingering feeling, gorgeous aroma and dry taste coexist.
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I felt on my own that it has a Dewa-type sweetness and gusto. But if you include the lingering feeling, gorgeous aroma and dry taste coexist.
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Super hot? Oh, my God, it's so hot!
It's like "Oh, no!" but it's definitely dry as it goes down your throat. What I thought was sweetness may be umami.
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I missed you! Inazo!
The sweetness of the rice is not so much the sweetness of the rice, but the umami of the rice.
I had drunk it a long time ago while tipsy, and all that remained was a picture and the sound of "Inazo. In fact, it was Yamagata Masamune.
I drank it all up in no time, in collaboration with the pickled herring roe in saikyo.
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The oldest brewery in Shizuoka. The rich sweetness of the rice on the palate is followed by a feeling of alcohol after drinking. I wish it had more characteristics.
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