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The clarity of 40% polished rice, the juicy grape-like flavor typical of rice wine, and the acidity of Yamahai coexist.
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It has a beautiful flavor typical of 45% polished Jikin. The sake has a clean flavor typical of 45% polished Jikin, but the sake's sake yeastiness is not so strong.
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A modest support for the disaster-stricken areas.
It has a clear, soft flavor and is crisp and clean. It is heavier when the temperature rises. It is good as a food sake.
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Lychee? Clear fruitiness like lychee, deep flavor and sharpness.
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Lemon-like acidity is impressive again this year. The taste is generally light.
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A small support for the disaster-stricken areas.
Soft and clear flavor and sharpness from 50% polished rice. It is a pure Dai Dai, but it is not flashy and has a classical taste.
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R1BY. 55% polished with a clear flavor and sharpness with acidity. There is not much sense of maturity, but it has a sense of gravity typical of San'in sake.
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A souvenir from someone who went to Sado Island.
It has a clear gaseous taste even though it is fire-aged. It seems to be the most sharply made Garakudai, and is a light, dry sake that is crisp and clean.
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Fruity aroma of ethyl caproate type. It has a clear apple-like sweetness, and as the name suggests, it has a silky taste that is typical of 47% polished wines.
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The strawberry-like sweetness of Aizan mixed with the acidity of mizu-hashiroshi gives a sweet and sour impression.
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When served cold, it has a heavy mouthfeel. When heated, it has a candy-like sweetness and a sharpness accompanied by the acidity of Yamahai.
We had it with seared squid (photo #3) as a set of Funauta in memory of Aki Yashiro.
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It has a subtle freshness and banana-like sweetness.
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Ethyl caproate aroma. The fresh and beautiful apple-like sweetness is typical of Shinshu Kamerei.
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The first Sogen in support of the modest disaster area.
Aroma including a sense of alcohol. It has a firm sense of umami, a sense of raw sake, and a sense of alcohol.
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The sweet and tasty Muscat-like sweetness that is typical of Omine is impressive.
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2017BY in warmed water.
It was hard to discern the color of the sake cup, but it was slightly yellow? The warmed sake was mellow but also sharp. It has a sense of maturity, but it is surprisingly subdued.
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A small support for the disaster area.
Slightly alcoholic aroma. It has a slightly thickened, firm, and unpasteurized sake flavor. As the temperature rises, the mild, candy-like sweetness increases. It may be good warmed up.
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WOM
Yasu⭐︎. Nice to meet you & thanks for the Noto sake. Mr. Shirafuji, I know it will be difficult to make sake this season, but I will be back, and until then, I hope you will support sake. Thank you for your continued support.
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WOM, nice to meet you. I understand that the situation at the warehouses in the affected areas is still very serious, and I wish for the return to normalcy as soon as possible.
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Moderate aroma. It has a slightly fresh, clear, muscat-like fruitiness that is typical of Gohyakumangoku.
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Fruity apple aroma. Slightly fresh, clear and soft with an apple-like sweetness.
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The master gave us a little as a service.
It is beautiful and has a moderate umami flavor. It is pure Dai, but it is not flashy and has an umakuchi type flavor.
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