荒井 正史
For some reason, I had the word "reciprocal" in my head this morning. It has a slightly matured and thick taste.
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Rice (Origin): Japan
Yeast: (%)
Rice Polishing Ratio (%): 1.0
Alc(degree): 17
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荒井 正史
Umami and crisp sharpness. Yamae Nishiki? It has a nice bitterness and spiciness that is not typical of Yamae-nishiki.
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It does not have the richness and thickness typical of nama sake. It is like a fire-aged sake. It has a mild acidity.
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Firm flavor, sharpness and richness. Standard umami.
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This one is crispy and tasty. This one is a must have.
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Stable sweetness and deliciousness.
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積善バナナ酵母 金紋錦
荒井 正史
It really smells like bananas.
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荒井 正史
Commemorating the Suwa-Mihashira Festival. Blind test target w I would like to say that it is indeed the original, but I prefer Yamae Nishiki.
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Commemorates the Suwa-Mihashira Festival. Yamae Nishiki is good, but a little stuck.
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荒井 正史
Commemorating the Suwa-Mihashira Festival. The sweetness of Yamae-Nishiki is brought out and is most delicious. A perfect combination of high aroma, sweetness, richness, and a clean aftertaste.
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荒井 正史
This is the only one not in the fridge and at room temperature. Mild taste. It has a slight tortoiseshell candy taste.
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This one has a smooth mouthfeel. The aftertaste lingers in the mouth.
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荒井 正史
Amber color. The first sip has the aroma of tortoiseshell candy. It has a peculiar taste.
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Junmai Ginjo 🍶 Namaishu ✨Biyamanishiki🌾.
Koji aroma, firm mouthfeel. Uryu type 🍈, spicy but with sweetness behind. The umami comes through slowly. Sourness is also interesting and complex with a good amount of acidity.
Purchased by my wife at Shinshu Osakemura @ Shinbashi 20211127
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荒井 正史
Sweetness is quickly followed by sourness.
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荒井 正史
Light sweetness with no peculiarities.
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