Zunpapa
Firm sweetness and a light bitterness on the side of the tongue.
The overall taste is ripe and well-rounded, with the impression that there is a backbone of flavor running through the core.
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Zunpapa
A mild but slightly sour aroma.
The sweetness and sourness are thin, and a slightly strong bitterness lingers in the back of the throat.
The taste is pale and clear, but it is beautiful.
It reminds us of a quiet and white scene deep in the snowy mountains.
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Zunpapa
The aroma of sweet rice spreads fluently.
It has a gentle sweetness and a clean taste.
There is no sourness, and a light bitterness cuts the aftertaste short.
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Zunpapa
Mellow mouthfeel and a clear aftertaste
The sweetness and richness spread softly, and the soft and slight acidity tightens the outline and makes it clear.
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Zunpapa
Aroma reminiscent of the sweetness of rice.
The sweetness and acidity are thin, and the rich flavor and soft aftertaste are impressive.
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Zunpapa
Firm fruit aroma.
It has a strong sweetness and a slight acidity that can be felt on the tongue.
The finish is crisper than the impression from the aroma and taste.
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Zunpapa
The aroma of rice spreads fluently, and the freshness that only a freshly opened sake can give spreads on the tongue.
The round sweetness, slight acidity, and astringency are well balanced, and combined with the crispness, this is a sake that will keep you coming back for more.
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Zunpapa
Aroma with a subtle chain of sweetness.
When you taste it, the refreshing acidity spreads quickly and
A soft sweetness follows slowly afterwards.
There is no bitterness or astringency, and the aftertaste of acidity remains a little long.
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Zunpapa
Although it is pure rice, the aroma and taste are very mild.
It has a little bit of a hint of bitterness because it has been over two summers, and it has a solid umami taste, but it doesn't show too much and the overall impression is calm.
I would like to see how the expression changes after a few more days have passed.
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Zunpapa
It has almost no aroma
The clarity like polished crystal and
The crisp acidity is impressive.
It has a crispness that does not shy away from its name, and the lingering aftertaste disappears in an instant with a fiery alcohol feeling.
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Zunpapa
Limited edition sake available only at the brewery.
Very gorgeous fruit aroma
On the contrary to the impression given by the gorgeous aroma, it has a very calm taste.
Gentle sweetness and soft umami.
There is no acidity, and a slight bitterness finishes the aftertaste.
Overall, the impression is clear.
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Zunpapa
Moderate nose.
Very pale, clear, sweet and sour.
Light on the palate and down the throat, with an astringent aftertaste that accentuates and clarifies the profile.
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Zunpapa
Dry fruit aroma
Hiyaoroshi's mature flavor and light acidity.
Perhaps because it is a blend, the overall impression is coherent.
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Zunpapa
Sweet grapey nose.
In the mouth, it has a sweetness and an acidity that covers it.
It is not a sharp sourness, but it blends with the sweetness and disappears quickly.
The bitterness remains just a little, and cuts off the aftertaste.
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Zunpapa
Limited edition of a test brew
It will probably be available from next year.
It has a very dense honey-like sweetness like a noble sake.
The aftertaste is also acidic, so it is not as heavy as expected.
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Zunpapa
Gorgeous, robust fruit aromas.
Well-balanced between strong sweetness and slightly light acidity.
The outline of the taste is clear, but the overall impression is light.
A typical Akatake taste.
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Zunpapa
Moderate aroma
Cool apple sweetness and refreshing acidity.
The overall taste is very light and the alcohol is not too high, making it a refreshing drink.
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Zunpapa
Light sweetness in the aroma.
The taste is round as it looks cloudy and thin.
It is impressive for its mild sweetness and refreshing crispness.
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