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It's a full-bodied and sweetened version of the otter, but it's light and refreshing and easy to drink. The otters are easy to drink and the otters are light and sweet.
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With only 45% rice polishing ratio, the sweetness spreads in the mouth and has a sweet aftertaste. It belonged to the balanced type, but I don't think it's for beginners.
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It's sweet and sour and fruity. I think I like local sake because it's influenced by my upbringing and the environment I grew up in (like the water I drink), and because the brewery is close to my hometown.
I found out about this place through a friend who loves sake and it's the third time I've been there. It's cheap and has a wide variety of sake to enjoy.
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It was recommended to me by one of my regulars who is a fan of Omachi. It's easy to drink and refreshing for sake beginners. Good for mid-meal sakes.
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Rice used for Omachi
✳︎Polishing rate 50%
✳︎ Sake Meter +3
✳︎ Acidity 1.6
The aftertaste is clear and easy to drink and goes well with meals.
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Rice used: Aisan
Aizan's gentle sweetness is wonderful and is my favorite sake!
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Rice: Ibaraki-grown Hitachinishiki rice
Polishing rate: 55%.
Sake meter value: +18
Acidity: 1.3
Alcohol content: 17%.
Super dry, just like the label on the shoulder. The first sip spreads the alcohol in the mouth, and as you take two or three sips you feel the spiciness.
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