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Sweet! Fruity in the mouth.
Sourness and slight bitterness, also a sense of strength that lingers on the tongue
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Unique aroma and gentle texture
Pungent and bitter taste on the way out
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Taste changes quickly from light to full-bodied.
Unique aroma (not aromatic), no sourness
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Light bitterness, no sweetness, mild aroma.
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Bitter and refreshing sake
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I bought it because of the autumn label and limited quantity.
It has a light aroma with no strong habits. The taste is sweet and smooth, but it goes down smoothly.
It does not have a strong character, but it can be drunk with anything. No, I think it would be too subtle with sashimi. Too gentle. Delicious!
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Rice: 100% Comet, 45% polished rice
As the label says, the aroma is reminiscent of pears, especially the fragrance that lingers on the palate after drinking.
This is a quintessential daiginjo. It is rich and light on the palate while retaining a sweetness that clings to the tongue. The balance is exquisite.
The rice smell is lost as it is polished, but the ginjo aroma makes it more enjoyable. The umami flavor was gone relatively quickly after a while. It is best to drink a small amount in small doses.
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A souvenir from the wife, a can of unblended sake!
When I opened the seal and smelled the aroma, I thought, "Oh, this is a big mouthful," but then, just as I was thinking, "Oh, it's got a sweet mouthfeel with a smooth texture!
The aroma of rice and the strong taste of sake.
As you savor the sake slowly, the aroma subsides and the sweet aroma with acidity becomes the main flavor, and the gusto of the aftertaste subsides and the sake becomes smooth and easy to drink.
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What is the deep and elegant aroma of rice?
A slightly spicy flavor that does not make you think it is nigori sake.
The sweetness is not so much, but there is a sense of mellow nigorizake.
Slight bitterness and flavor can be tasted. The third cup is just right.
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I drank it again.
Sweet and spicy. Gentle aroma
Mild mouthfeel and light loose taste.
So good!
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Natumo
Special Junmai Nama Shu
Refreshing and refreshing, yet robust
The aroma is sweet on the palate with a hint of lactic acidity, but the texture is smooth on the tongue. The aroma lingers on the nose and slowly spreads to the palate.
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Yamada-Nishiki 100%, Polishing ratio 50%.
Spreading aroma, soft on the palate. The aroma is not too bright, but it is not weak. The sweetness, acidity, and bitterness are well balanced. The final taste is a strong alcohol taste that leaves through the nose.
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Mellow. Yellowish in color. Old sake, but easy to drink with a gentle taste.
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Super dry
Rice aroma spreads on the palate, acidity, soft bitterness, and it quickly loses the sense of rice.
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It is tangy and crisp, with a hint of sweetness in the mouth, and a light aftertaste. How easy to drink! The aroma is not strong, and you can drink it whether you like it or not.
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The taste is refreshing with a touch of acidity, the mouthfeel is smooth, and the aroma is not lost.
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I saw the label and bought it.
Corona has settled in and I want to go back to many places.
It has a mild mouthfeel and a sourness that spreads across the tongue. There is no bitterness, and the finish is clean and refreshing. Aroma of sake that passes through the nose.
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When I poured it, I expected it to be thick and smooth, but I was surprised. Although it is thick in the mouth, it has a refreshing acidity and a fruity aroma.
After a while, the sourness weakened and changed to a calm acidity, light sweetness, and texture. Gradually, the taste becomes gentler and gentler, but it does not become stale.
Rice: Niji no Kirameki 100%.
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Unfiltered Omachi Origarami
Ginjo aroma and gentle sweetness.
Smooth texture on the tongue
Even though the label is glittering. Looks and contents are different
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Dark!
Good sharpness, but the balance of umami, sweetness and acidity is exquisite.
If you want to enjoy sake, I would say Jumonji. If you want to enjoy it with other foods, it's probably mansakinoha.
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