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The acidity of the sake is impressive.
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The balance between the cleanness of the alsobe and the muscat-like fruitiness is superb.
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It has a refreshing feeling that is typical of alsodzome. Good as a food wine.
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The clear flavor is impressive. 40% polished, but it is not only beautiful but also has good thickness.
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Fresh and grape-like juiciness.
It has a beautiful flavor that is hard to believe it is 90% polished. The combination of low polished rice and high temperature fermentation is an interesting method to melt rice to make a delicious sake.
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Re-drank at Pokke on 8/24. No change in impression.
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It has been aged for about five years. It has a subtle sense of maturity and a deep, mellow flavor and richness.
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This is the first time I've ever had a glass of Arusoe. It has a thin layer of orikori.
It has a refreshing mouthfeel, which is typical of 40% polished aluzoe, and a soft graininess due to the moderate thickness of the umami of the raw sake.
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2021BY was served as an aperitif. It has a crisp acidity and umami flavor. The sense of maturity is not so apparent.
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The Māka, served in keg draft, which is probably only available here, has an excellent freshness. It has a clear, sweet and delicious taste reminiscent of strawberries.
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It is also a refreshing sake, but its sharpness is gentler than Katsuma's, and it has a soft umami flavor. 55% polished aluzoe gives it a clear and refreshing feeling, but it has no alcohol taste at all, which is as expected of Kuroryu.
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The 40% polished finish is clear and crisp, with a crisp, sharp edge. Although it is a daiginjo, it is dry rather than floral.
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It is served as an aperitif.
It is fresh and has a sweet and savory taste with a rich nigori rice flavor.
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RumikonosakeBLACK RUMIKO
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It is a liqueur, not sake. It seems to be made by soaking coffee beans in pure sake and aging them. The message "For those of you who are tired of the ordinary" attracts me.
The aroma is coffee itself. It has a coffee-like burnt, bitter and sweet taste, and matches with ice cream for dessert (4th photo).
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It has a freshness that is typical of a freshly-polished, 40%-polished Jyushiyo, with an elegant sweet and savory flavor.
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This year, too, we had the rare 2020BY Urakasumi, of which there are only 150 bottles in Japan and 6 bottles in the Tokai region.
Although it is alky, there is no sense of alcohol, and while clear, it is not too light, perhaps due to the aging process, and the flavor is exquisite with just the right amount of umami.
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The owner offered us a small portion of Māka no Shizuku-shu (not for sale), which we could not drink because it was sold out the last time we visited.
The clarity and elegance of the 30% polished sake is as expected.
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Hello, Yasu☆-san! That is a very rare sake! I envy you~! 😀
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Hi Red Rabbit. I just got in yesterday and got a mouthful 😊 very lucky ✨.
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It has a clear, soft, sweet and delicious taste that is typical of Hana Yuu's Jun Dai. It is similar to the Jikin we drank just before, but a little lighter.
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Gorgeous aroma. It is fire-roasted but still petit fresh. The soft sweetness and deliciousness of the flavor is truly Jikin. You can also feel the deep juiciness of Aizan.
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This is my first time to try Sora after all these years. Sora is usually left to mature, so the label for the unpasteurized sake is purposely hard to read.
The 40% polished sake has a soft sweet flavor. While it has the freshness of nama-shu, it is not overly flashy, including the taste, and can be enjoyed by itself or during a meal.
Incidentally, the soft water used on this day was Houraizumi's brewing water (the third photo).
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