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I feel that it is not an aroma-enhancing type of wine. The rice is polished at 60%, so it tastes strong.
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Sweet. The Hououmida series is more of a strong flavor than an aroma.
It is not a bad sake, but not something you would drink a lot of.
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It has a strong sake flavor. It is sweet, but not too sweet.
It is not my type of sake, but I think it will become more and more delicious as I get older.
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It may be a house sake, but it's not bad for the cost, as it costs 600 yen per sake cup to drink at a restaurant.
I wouldn't buy it to drink, but I think it is a sake that goes well with winter nabe (hot pot).
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It has a sweet and fruity taste that is typical of Oriental beauties.
The aroma is strong, but it doesn't seem to be coming through the nose. I think it is because my nose is stuffy.
I feel it is one of the most fruity among the oriental beauties.
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This bottle is a collaboration with United Arrows, so it has a snowman holding a United Arrows bag, and the nigori is a snowy background for a tasteful look.
The gas escapes when the lid is opened, as if it is still fermenting. It was to the point where it would spill if you didn't open it a little at a time.
I thought about mixing it a little after opening it, but it mixed on its own without any need to do so.
It was so fizzy that I wondered if it was carbonated juice.
The taste has the smoothness characteristic of nigori sake, strong gas, and a pear-like aroma, followed by Sengoku's unique umami.
It is quite good.
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When I came to eat sukiyaki, I thought I saw this sake at Life supermarket, so I ordered it anyway.
I ordered it anyway, thinking I had seen it at Life.
It is the most expensive sake in the store, so it may be a better grade, but to be honest, I am not sure if I can tell the difference.
I'm not sure if I can tell the difference between the two.
If you like sake-like strong flavors, you'll like it.
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It was the end of the year and I bought a grade of sake that I don't usually buy.
It is very sweet.
It has a strong flavor, but it is not difficult to drink at all.
The moment you put it in your mouth, you can feel the gorgeousness of the Daiginjo-style sake.
I couldn't tell the difference between Toku-Ginjyo and Daiginjyo, but it was still good...
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Smells like pear juice. The taste is rich, with some oriki remaining.
Although it is a nama-zake, it is not very effervescent.
The alcohol itself is not very strong, so if you are looking for an easy-to-drink sake with a strong flavor, this may be just what you are looking for. The price was about 1600 yen for a four-pack, so it was reasonably priced.
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I was actually looking forward to it very much.
It is similar to wine, and although fruity, it has a more intense flavor than, for example, Crop Impression.
It is slightly effervescent.
I like the aroma through the nose, but I wonder if the other series are like this. I haven't had it recently, so I forgot about it.
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It looks like melon.
Actually, I remember Isojumo as having a strong alcoholic taste, and I didn't like it very much, but this is not like that, and it is very easy to drink.
I think this is probably because it is so soon after opening the package.
I think the taste will probably change a lot as time goes by after opening the bottle.
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Although it is slightly fizzy, it is the most sake-like of all the Sentori. It is still delicious.
If you feel Sentori is too easy to drink, Classic is good.
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Slightly effervescent.
Strong green apple-like aroma. I always wonder if it tastes like this even though it is rice. It is the same feeling as Shinmasa.
The price is high, but it can't be helped because it tastes so good.
There is nothing to say about the taste.
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I like Tedorigawa, but this one seems a little harsh or thick. I prefer Junmai Daiginjo Tedorigawa.
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It is easy to drink because it is refreshing despite being a strong flavor. Even if you don't drink it quickly but savor it, you can drink it because it doesn't have any harshness. I also like the aroma. I can see why so many people like Isshaku Suisei.
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I had an image that there were many spicy Nagano sake, including Daishinshu, and I often drank spicy sake because I thought that was the way it was supposed to be. I had seen Sakunohana before, but this was my first time drinking it.
Unlike the image of Nagano sake, it was not spicy at all. It was like a Junmai Daiginjo, but without the sharpness.
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Purchased as a souvenir for myself while visiting the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival in Niigata Prefecture.
It is said to be a blend of original sake to make it easier to drink.
To be honest, the first sip was just an easy-drinking sake with no special characteristics, but it was very good with a meal.
It is the kind of sake that you can finish a 4-goupe bottle of by drinking it with dark snacks rather than just sake.
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Strong rice flavor.
I think I will like it more when I get older.
It may be a little tough for those who like easy-drinking sake, but if you drink it chilled, it is usually good.
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Given to me by a friend.
First half of a 10-pack of HINEMOS
It's just the right size to compare and I think it's a great gift!
This is the first time I've had it, but it's not a collection of imitations, each bottle is good and I never get tired of it!
The time of day is used in the name, but juji (10 o'clock) is the sweetest and my favorite.
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A classic of Sentori. It is finely and slightly sparkling. It is easy to drink. Is it just me or does the aroma after drinking it somehow remind me of a lactic acid bacteria drink? I usually feel it when I drink Sentori. It is very good.
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