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This is the last of Akabu's new sake three-step series. 3 years in a row we have received different new sake, and we finally complete the three. Akabu's new sake, Nakadori, directly bottled, Junmai Ginjo, and everyone can agree on the specs.
When you drink it, it is a clean and beautiful sake, not too sweet. It tastes melon-like, which is typical of Akabu, but it also has a peach-like sweetness. The acidity is not too strong. It is very tasty. It also has the juiciness of raw sake.
I think they used Iwate yeast, but I think Akabu has a different taste from the basic low acidity and gorgeous fruity. If it were a dish, I think it would go well with creamy potage or gratin.
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