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It may have been open for a long time, but there is not much freshness. The clear umami can be felt rather well. The freshness that comes later is not so good.
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On the rocks. At first, the firmness of the 17% Tamagawa flavor seems a little harsh, but as the ice melts, it gently mellows out and mellows out.
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It is a clear, crisp, and light style, but the subtle flavor of rice comes through softly.
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PB from Tomiya Sake Brewery, it has an impressive sharpness with crisp acidity for an autumn-aged sake. It also has a faint freshness that is typical of Ichikka.
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It has a clear and refreshing mouthfeel, and its autumn flavor comes through gradually.
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It has a clear muscat and melon-like sweet and tasty flavor, and finishes with a bit of bitterness. It has a good balance, but it seems a little pale.
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It has a fresh, clean mouthfeel that is sharp and crisp. As the name suggests, it is the driest Shinomine I have ever tasted.
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The overall flavor is clear and crisp, but there is also a hint of apple-like sweetness.
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