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TonyThe aroma is subtle, but when you sip it, you will be impressed by the rich umami flavor, which is cut off at the end with a restrained spiciness. TonyIt has been a while since I have had this sake at my favorite restaurant. I heard that the brewer worked there for a while. Slight aroma, and a strong sourness that reminded me of Aquarius! TonyIt had a subtle aroma, a tangy, spicy, and pungent taste that was very sharp and went very well with meat dishes! TonyThe aroma is subtle, the spreading umami and sweetness is firm, and the spiciness is subtle and sharp. TonyThe aroma and umami were subtle, but the spiciness was especially strong, and the spiciness gave me a feeling of being sharp and sharp. TonyAroma is restrained, taste is rich and delicious, different from other products, and the aftertaste is refreshing,
It went very well with sashimi. TonyThe aroma was light, and the mouthfeel was slightly sweet and spicy, with a clean and crisp taste. TonyThe aroma was subtle, and in the mouth it had a moderate sweetness and a bitter taste at the end, followed by a refreshing finish. TonyThe aroma and mouthfeel were moderate, the aftertaste was sweet<umami, and the final taste was refreshing. TonyIt had a subtle aroma, a delicious rice flavor, and a firm citrus acidity. TonyThe rice has a strong flavor, light aroma, sweetness, acidity, and spiciness. TonyThis sake was recommended to us by the manager of our favorite restaurant, who also has experience working at a sake brewery.
It has a simple aroma of melon or apple, with a rounded taste and sweetness, but with a clean aftertaste. TonyThe sweet aroma, elegant sweetness, and the moderate acidity that came afterwards, combined with a coherent sharpness and a spiciness that lingered on the tongue, made it a delicious sake indeed! TonySlightly sweet aroma, deep and round taste like a fine wine, I thought it was very delicious! TonyIt has a subtle aroma, a light spiciness, sweetness, and hotness on the palate, but it is well balanced and disappears afterwards, making it a great match for fish dishes. TonySweet aroma, tangy on the tongue, and a sizzling carbonation, it's the perfect first drink! TonyThe aroma was subdued, and in the mouth one sensed a discreet sweetness and firm rice flavor. TonyIt was sweet from the aroma, and when you put it in your mouth, the sweetness spread out and seemed to cut off at the end with the spiciness you could feel on the tip of your tongue! TonyComparing the two wines, I felt that the Musical Instrument had an impact in the first half, while the Shizenigo had a cohesiveness in the second half.
The instrument had a strong sweetness in the first sip from the aroma, while the Shizenigo had umami in the second half and seemed to disappear quickly at the end. TonyThe aroma is restrained, with a sweetness in the first sip, followed by the umami of the rice and a strong bitter taste on the tongue 🤔. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title