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Sake bought in Inuyama. It has a strong habit, so strong that it knocks down all the snacks.
But it's kind of addictive.
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Super good with sake steaming!
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Perfect for Dote-ni or other flavorful snacks!
@ Handa's Shop
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I had a drink with my brother at a yakitori restaurant. It was a sake that goes well with yakitori.
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I drank a bottle of Raku. It is sweet but not cloying, and has a long aftertaste. It was recommended to pair with sweet miso-based nameko mushrooms in Kyoto.
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Clean and refreshing. Goes well with dishes with a little oil on them. It goes in smoothly, in a strange way. Personally, I would drink it after the second glass.
@Kyoto
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Refreshing but not dry, a little sweet. Goes well with yakitori. I think everyone likes it.
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It is strange that it only has 20 degrees of alcohol.
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It is strange that it only has 20 degrees of alcohol.
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The taste of rice is strong. Gentle aftertaste.
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Fresh sweetness spreads, not tart. Gentle taste.
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A sweet sake derived from rice, with a good balance of sweetness and a refreshing aftertaste.
I liked it among sweet sake.
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Strong flavor, delicious
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It's dry but has the sweetness of rice. It's not too refreshing. It's been a few days since I opened it, so the flavors may have changed.
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The one I drank this time seemed to have a good flavor. I felt that it was easy to drink even for beginners. When I drank it before, I thought it was sweeter than I expected, but my impression has changed.
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A delicious taste. It was probably the richest I've ever had. But the aftertaste was clean and delicious. It was my favorite flavor, and I hope to encounter it again.
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