たっつう
The second cup was actually my first Kamikigen.
It is an umakuchi cup with a hint of cemedine.
I feel like I finally got to drink a star brand of yesteryear.
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Mimurosugi特別純米 辛口
たっつう
Drinking out after work.
I often drink Mimuro cedar, but I had never had a dry one 😂.
It was fruity, sharp, and went down a treat. 🙆♂️
It was dry, but I could still feel the Mimuro cedar flavor. ☺️
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A little sweet and dry
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crisp and clear
It smells a little bit sweet, but it's supposed to be dry.
The aftertaste is dry.
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Sweet. Like water.
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It's kind of hard to drink.
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Delicious.
Default?
Rather spicy aftertaste
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Taste of high alcohol
Easy to drink
Sweet and refreshing
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floral ornamentation on the roof of a shrine or temple
sweet aftertaste
Can be used for strong flavored food
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甘スッキリで美味しい！
夏〜
後味ちょっとお酒感
多分メロン
ふじ
★★☆☆☆/Cold sake
The rich aroma of the top of the nose, with a spiciness that comes through in the mouth and expands the flavors and taste.
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★☆☆☆☆ / Cold sake
If it doesn't taste good, it doesn't mean anything" is the Otters' standard, they say!
It has a soft sweetness and a delicious flavor that quickly reaches the tongue. However, it is not that bold, but rather delicate, making you want to savor it slowly!
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★☆☆☆☆ / Cold sake
The spiciness comes on the tongue, followed by a slightly subdued hint of aroma and sharpness.
I got the impression that the aroma becomes stronger all at once when it comes into contact with the air.
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★★★☆☆ / Cold Sake
Even cold sake has a fruity heady aroma when the nose is brought close to the mouth.
It has sweetness, but the juicy acidity and sharpness make it not clingy. The ginjo aroma and hints of aroma quickly pass through to the nose, and the rich aftertaste makes this sake enjoyable.
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わさっぷ
It seems to be the sake that the sake tasters fell in love with. Fruity and refreshingly sweet.
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