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Sadakitch
The carbonation is amazing!
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Sadakitch
The clean sweetness that does not linger is excellent. Keep up the good work, Ishikawa! Drink and cheer.
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Sadakitch
The taste is clean and elegant. As expected of a Junmai Daiginjo.
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Sadakitch
Easy to drink. Delicious.
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Sadakitch
I didn't realize this was Junmai. I think Niimasa is good, but I didn't think it was as good as everyone else thought it was. But this one made me rethink it a little. The acidity at the end is exquisite.
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Sadakitch
Fresh! It's hard to believe it's a honjozo.
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Sadakitch
Full-bodied and moderately sweet. Delicious.
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Sadakitch
Rice is Benkei. Soft and gentle on the palate. Delicious!
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Sadakitch
10 years old. Easy to drink for an old wine.
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Sadakitch
National championship, this guy in Kumamoto at the end.
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Sadakitch
Cold. This would be better heated.
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Sadakitch
Rice polishing ratio 35%. Compare with 45% polishing ratio. Both are delicious.
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Sadakitch
The rice polishing ratio is 45%. It's easy to drink like Daigin.
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Sadakitch
Exactly Nishida Sake Brewery, very good. This shop is a must for rice wine lovers.
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takashosendo
4,200 yen a pop in Ginza. Is it worth it?
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Sadakitch
It is quite easy to drink like a Daiginjo, but it is sweet.
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Sadakitch
Denshu series. The rice is Yamadaho. If Benkei is female, this one is male. It's a bit stout, but easy to drink. After all, Tasake is a dangerous sake.
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Sadakitch
Rice is Benkei. There is nothing to say, or rather, I can't say anything. Delicious!
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Sadakitch
Well-balanced taste. Just right for the first drink of the day.
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Sadakitch
A lingering bitterness at the end, delicious!
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Sadakitch
Classy, yum!
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