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DassaiType50純米大吟醸
Asahi ShuzoYamaguchi
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I don't know how long this sake has been in our house, even though it is stored at 0°C. The first time I drank something of Otters in Matsue, I was really impressed with its memory! It doesn't come back... It's good, but now it's just ordinary? Maybe it's the storage. 3.0
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Kokuryu大吟醸大吟醸
Kokuryu ShuzoFukui
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It's one rank inferior to Shizuku and Ishidaya in terms of taste. I'm tempted to try it heated for fun... But it's possible.
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The taste is smooth when cooled down. When the temperature rises, it tastes rough. 3.0
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Hello. Thank you for drinking sake from my home town of Minamiaizu!
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Thank you. It's my pleasure! I've been drinking sake for 30 years, and now that I've found this app, I'm trying to recover my memory from scratch again!
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Chiba's well-known sake The recent Sangiku is incomparably better than the old Sangiku. Even though it is a trendy taste, everyone will love this taste. As a citizen of Chiba Prefecture, I am very happy to drink it! 4.5
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When cold, it has a smooth taste and is good as a food sake. As the temperature rises, it becomes sweeter and a little bit dry. 3.5
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蔵元の隠し酒限定品とっておきの辛口特別本醸造
Watanabe ShuzotenGifu
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Not as dry as I expected. Sweet at first, piquant later. It tastes good cold, but as the temperature rises, it becomes milder. Excellent for a special honjozo. 4.0
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Tastes better when it's very cold. Slightly bitter at higher temperatures 3.5
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