jokic_yokichi
Much drier but easy to drink.
It has a light and refreshing aftertaste.
I rather like this sake.
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Aizu Musume Harudo.
Aizu Harudori is a project to promote rice cultivation using natural farming methods without pesticides or fertilizers in order to recover from the Great East Japan Earthquake. The name "Harudorui" is a reminder that just as a beautiful lotus flower blooms out of mud, spring will surely come, even in times of hardship, and this beautiful name holds a firm resolve.
This Harudoro Junmai Ginjo Nama-Shu is brewed under the name of Aizu Musume using Gohyakumangoku produced by Aizu Harudoro.
The fresh gaseous sensation typical of nama-zake is felt while the soft sweetness spreads, and the acidity stands out and colors the beautifully lingering finish.
The taste was profound, combining both gentleness and strength!
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ぴー
Firm. Goes well with soy sauce.
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ぴー
No watery feeling. Like water.
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sa
Melons are too good! ！！！！ It's so good!
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sa
Sweet, refreshing and well-balanced
A little dry?
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sa
Similar to Meiko.
The flavor is stronger than Meikou, but the aftertaste is more refreshing.
More dry than Meiko
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sa
Umami! Endorsed by Mr. Uchida
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sa
sweet bean
Nice aroma that goes through the nose.
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sa
Uma! Clear and easy to drink
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kosukeoka
Muscat-like in hassan nishiki.
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kosukeoka
Hot. Mild and OK.
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kosukeoka
It's delicious.
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