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This is the first brand of Nabeshima that I have ever had.
The aroma and umami spread out as is typical of Nabeshima, and a little bit of spiciness rounds it out.
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Stable purgatory.
The flavor, aroma, and aftertaste finish on the tongue.
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This is the first sake brewery I have ever heard of.
When you drink it, it comes with a bang, but the aroma comes to the tip of your tongue and the aftertaste is refreshing.
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Strong banana smell.
Some good flavor.
But I don't think I like it much.
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Sake for good luck.
Sake with a clear, deliciously fruity taste.
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It's not as clean as you might imagine from a Junmai Daiginjo, it's a bit creamy, but the acidity tightens it up.
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It's dry, but it has a wine-like aroma that lingers on the palate and expands the aftertaste.
It's delicious.
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It has a tight, pungent and bitter taste.
And this also has a wine-like aroma.
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A little wine-like aroma.
Plump, light bitterness and good flavor.
I like it.
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A stable Jyushiro.
Sweetness and unique flavor.
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A bit dry, but with a unique aroma.
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It can be spicy, but it feels like it comes in with a bang.
It has a good flavor.
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Refreshing and dry.
The gorgeous aroma spreads lightly.
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A little wine-like mouthfeel, then light acidity and spiciness to finish.
It is delicious.
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It is a little bitter or hard to drink.
The subsequent expansion is not so good either. ・・・・
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A little wine-like flavor.
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Fruity mouthfeel.
A gorgeous aroma lingers on the palate.
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The label is cute.
Acid and umami.
Round impression.
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It came in clean and dry, and the fruit aroma and flavor expanded.
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This is the first time I heard of this brand.
It's a slightly dry sake that comes into your mouth like there's nothing in it, and leaves behind a plump deliciousness and aroma.
It's a real gem.
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