Aizuchujo特別純米ひやおろし
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It has a mature taste with a strong bitterness. It is dry, slightly less light, and soft instead.
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Morishimaひたち錦 純米吟醸
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It is dry and quite pale. On the other hand, it is quite rich.
The owner's favorite series is well represented.
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According to the owner, it is the most recommended sake among today's Bijin series, Toyo Bijin, Chiebijin, and Yuki no Bijin. Dry and refreshing.
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It is soft and comes with a mild sweetness bouquet. My favorite.
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Dry, with a firm finish.
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Light and dry. Light and dry.
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It has a dry finish that is hard to believe it is junmai nama sake.
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Refreshing. Just as you would expect from Miyagi sake.
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Soft, fluffy mouthfeel, clean, dry, but mellow.
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Sourness and carbonation flavor. It's like Nada's dry, light and dry.
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Sakunohana純米吟醸 無濾過原酒 Spec D
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Nice aroma. The bitterness comes almost at the same time as the umami. And the umami in the aftertaste.
A good sake.
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Katanosakura純米吟醸 超辛口 直汲み
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Dry without any peculiarities. Slightly full-bodied on the back palate.
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Dry, thin and solid sake with a core. But it is refreshing.
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Glorious Mt.Fuji純米大吟醸 無濾過生詰原酒 熟成蔵隠し
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Refreshing, light. Nice light bitterness.
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Nice aroma. Flavor like white sake. And thick.
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Fuji Shuzo Eikofuji Hoshimatsuri Junmai Daiginjo Unfiltered Nama-shu, served cold.
Brewed with "Manamusume" rice produced in Miyagi Prefecture.
It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma and fresh, lush fruitiness.
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Yumeshin Shuzo Naraman Junmai Namaizu Shuzo (cold sake).
Crisp and dry.
Refreshing to drink.
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Oki Daikichi Honten Rakki Masamune mixed with Bizen Omachi, served cold.
To bring out the best of the rice used
The "Konjo" series is brewed using the "mixed brewing method" in which multiple varieties of sake rice are used to bring out the best of the rice used.
The taste is full of rice flavor and sweetness.
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