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First modern I've had, sweet and sour, and the first sip was especially tasty.
I've only had a Kabutomushi from Sentori, but I wonder if this is the trend. I'd like to try some of their others.
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umauma
Sake that is refreshing, but dry.
It goes well with strong flavored snacks.
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umauma
The stylish bottle "DATE SEVEN SEASON 2 episode3 Sumie style
We were also given a small portion of Katsuyama style.
Even though they are different styles, they are quite similar and both have a refreshing taste! I think I prefer Sumie's style.
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umauma
Probably my second Tobiroki special junmai.
I realized that it goes well with food.
Also, I'm not sure, but I think it's the flavor that comes after the temperature rises. I would like to check it out next time. I would like to check it next time.
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umauma
Sweet, aromatic and slightly gassy sake.
It was also delicious.
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umauma
How many times have you tried Shinsei Flax Cat?
The sweetness, the sourness, the gasiness... I'm impressed once again that I can enjoy drinking sake alone!
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Takachiyoおりがらみ 生原酒 seven
umauma
I didn't get a picture of it, but it's a green bottle!
It was a delicious sake, sweet but gassy with a clean aftertaste!
It was very easy to drink, so it would be good for drinking at home!
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umauma
It tastes easy to drink despite the fact that it is labeled as "very dry" (I think).
I would like to drink it again when I have a chance.
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umauma
Delicious with a clean, melon-like taste.
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umauma
First time drinking Niimasa's Earth.
It was well-balanced and my favorite sweet sake!
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Jikon山田錦火入れ
umauma
Easy to drink and tasty.
I prefer the Shinsei Earth I was drinking with it.
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AramasaNo.6 X-type
umauma
It was a delicious sweet and sour, gassy sake.
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umauma
Easy-drinking sake with more than a sweet taste
I like it a lot.
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umauma
Sweet, citrusy, tangy, clean, delicious.
Would buy again
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