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It's different from "Bleu" in that it's sloppy and sweet.
The same sourness is present, also easy to drink.
If "Bleu" is a cheesecake.
"Rouge" is like a shortcake.
It has a solid sweetness to it.
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Bleu" is blue in French. It's cool that it's not "blue".
Slightly lower in alcohol content at 14%.
It's refreshing and sweet with a hint of acidity.
It's not heavy, but it's not light.
Maybe "lightly sweet" is a good way to describe it.
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It has a refreshing sweetness, light on the palate, and is easy to drink.
I got a cod roe as a pairing.
It was a drink that was also easy to drink, and it was inevitable to get deeply drunk.
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Collaboration of Japanese Sake and Umeshu
It's a plum wine that is rarely distributed, but it has a secret reputation among connoisseurs, and its presence is starting to be noticed by word of mouth.
The aroma of plums is strong, and even though I don't drink much plum wine, I find this drink to be delicious and with a strong plum taste.
The straight was pretty heavy, and later on, it was rock solid.
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It is a Houjicha liquor to the extreme.
I can't stand it if you like hojicha!
You can drink it straight, or you can drink it on the rocks.
If you drink it straight, you can enjoy the deeper taste of Kaga bar tea.
If you drink it on the rocks, you'll feel like you're drinking tea on a porch in the summer.
This is a great option for women.
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Rock.
It tastes like delicious amazake turned into sake.
6% on the rocks, that's amazake.
I'd like to mix it with soda.
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Collaboration with the musician HANAE.
The label caught my eye and I was drawn to what it was.
Sweet and sour aroma.
Dripping sweetness, sweet sweet sweetness.
An alcoholic feel that you wouldn't expect at 15 degrees.
I don't remember experiencing "Second First Love", but I don't know if first love can be this sweet if it's repeated...
You might say it's a pineapple-type sweetness, but it's more of a canned pineapple than a fruit pineapple.
It has a solid sweet taste.
The alcoholic taste that goes through the nose is irresistible.
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The aroma of the rice is so sweet and fragrant that you can enjoy the aroma alone for a while.
It might be strange to describe it in terms of taste, but it's a glossy sweetness.
The scent of rice passing through your nose and the sweetness that lingers in your mouth.
The best I've ever had.
1,830ml: 9,900 yen (excluding tax)
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Smooth and sweet on the palate.
It has a slightly bitter aftertaste.
But it is light, light and sweet.
It leaves a sweet taste in your mouth and a bitter taste on your tongue.
It's similar to the color of Ondokoma High School's uniforms from Hai-Que and the name is similar.
I would recommend this drink for crusta.
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Commission: 28%.
September only
10/1 Japanese Sake Day
As you roll it around in your mouth, you get a lot of sweetness from the rice.
An aromatic Junmai Daiginjo.
The packaging was inspired by the "Chojyu-Giga" (The Birds and Animals Picture Book) and was designed to depict a rabbit enjoying a party while looking at the moon.
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Slightly sweet and tasty.
I don't remember much about it, as I was the 11th brand that day...
I want to drink again.
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Gagaku-Dai "Hanamakari" (Flower Light)
The taste is refreshing.
Sweet, tenryo sake is usually sweet, but it is easy to drink with a balanced weight.
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Refreshing taste.
It has good sharpness and acidity.
This time I had it with Sime Saba, but it goes well with curry and grilled rice balls.
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HINEMOS JUJI (10:00)
Rich, honey-like sweetness, with a bit of acidity.
No wonder it's called a rice wine, the sweetness of the rice.
Stylish looking, hidden "10".
They brewed part of the water for the brewing process with sake (pure rice wine).
Rice polishing rate: 70%.
Alcohol content: 15%.
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This is sweet.
It's really sweet, I was surprised.
It's like Sweets, I want it to be popular among college girls...
It was not fruity and sweet.
The description said it had a very sweet taste like an ice wine, but I don't drink wine so I can't compare it to that.
If you're looking for a sweet drink, this is it.
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You can feel the flavor and acidity of the rice.
It's easy to drink, probably because of the sweetness of the rice flavor.
On the Abe Sake Brewery website
In addition to serving cold, we also recommend "kan-chirashi" (heating and cooling) by adding a little water
I have a feeling that it will change its taste even when stored at room temperature.
stated.
Fun
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Rich, sweet and smooth on the tongue.
Abe's Sake is mostly sweet and easy to drink. I like many of them because I never get tired of drinking them.
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Fruity, pineapple sweetness.
A very sweet drink that I like.
I also read the description as a balance of subtle sweetness and acidity, but I felt it was the main sweetness.
Now I want to buy it in a bottle.
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I've had the rice we use, Bear in the Woods, and I was under the impression that it was delicious.
Sweet and sour combined with a sweet and sour taste.
It was served cold, and I could feel the sharpness.
I've heard that you can taste the rice when it's warmed up, so I'd like to try it.
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