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Suiryu特別純米 無ろ過 生
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まつちよ
Summer Sake from Sairyu Summer sake is the same in strength as the new sake that comes out in early spring. First, it should be served chilled. The first aroma is a sweet aroma of rich rice. In the mouth, it has a slight sweetness and a strong umami flavor. It is also somewhat refreshing. Next, warmed. The top aroma is of alcohol and a rich sweet aroma. The first aroma is of alcohol and a rich sweet aroma. Compared to the matured version, the sweetness is still there, making it very easy to drink. I think I'll try hiyayogoshi next time. It was very good 🍶.
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Good evening, Mr. Matsuchiyo. Sairyu is delicious warmed up anytime, regardless of whether it is a summer sake or not.
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Good evening Mr. Maruwa 🍶. As you say, it's an explosion of flavor 😋.
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Tony
It has been a little while since I visited "Mimasu Sake Brewery" in Akabane, Tokyo, which is famous for its three beautiful sisters. I told Yumi, the second daughter, what I wanted this time and chose this one among the recommendations (I was surprised that she even remembered my purchase of two months ago: ⁉︎). The aroma of this sake reminded me of a banana with a hint of umami, and the sweetness and umami that spread in the mouth, especially the umami was excellent, and the spiciness that lingered on the tongue at the end, tightened up the taste. It was very delicious 😊.
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Comparison of Bunraku. The aroma was light, and in the mouth it had a well-balanced taste of sweetness, umami, and acidity with a clean aftertaste. The difference between the two was that the unfiltered nama was stronger in flavor, while the junmai ginjo was lighter. Personally, I found the unfiltered raw to be uniquely delicious!
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