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Perfect for summer
Clear and mild aroma. Dry without sweetness, with a slight umami flavor. The latter half is refreshing.
This is the kind of sake I wanted to drink after walking outside during the hot season.
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Refreshing and fine sake that is easy to drink in summer.
Refreshing aroma like young grass with a slight hint of sweetness. Very refreshing sweetness and acidity from a very clean attack. Immediately after, there is a tangy stimulation and a complex flavor derived from the sake yeast, with a refreshing and slightly alcoholic overtone. It finishes with a slight bitterness.
Reminiscent of Kuroryu, it is a refreshing sake with a low sweetness. Even if there is no beer, this sake is refreshing enough to get you through the summer.
★★★★★
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Adult Sparkling
Mild cider aroma. From a clean attack, bitterness appears along with sweetness and acidity, and the stimulation of sparkling. It finishes with a tangy and bitter taste.
While I have recently been drinking mellow sparkling sake with secondary fermentation in the bottle, this one was sparkling with carbon dioxide gas blown in to give it a tangy carbonation. Along with the clarity of the original Junmai Daiginjo, this was an adult sake with a refreshing and bitter taste.
★★★★
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peregrine falcon
Mild steamed rice-like aroma. From the simple attack, sweet acidity spreads. The second half is clear and crisp.
The taste reminds us of Peardouri, a sake brewed by the same brewery. This sake is gentle and nostalgic.
★★★★
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Like an elegant white wine.
The aroma reminds of crisp sweet and sour taste. In the mouth, one also senses a gentle sweetness with a predominance of acidity. The overall flavor is clear, but it finishes with a beautiful acidity.
Although not a summer sake, it is a delicious sake that can be drunk crisply even in summer. The beautiful acidity and clarity invite drinking. I drank it in no time.
★★★★★
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silence
The aroma was mild and cool most of the time. Attack and texture very simple. After a mild spiciness, the minerality was most noticeable. The wine finishes with a sense of umami bitterness in the second half.
It is one of the simplest wines I have had recently. It can be drunk refreshingly in summer, and the minerality and bitterness in the latter half invites drinking. If I were to use an analogy, it would be silence. Although there is nothing spectacular about this wine, it is a perfect sipper to drink calmly, as if you are looking out at a quiet lakeside and drinking water.
★★★★
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Slightly classic dry
Slightly sweet nose. From the mellow attack, a gentle sweetness and a stimulating spiciness arrive almost simultaneously. A hint of pineapple mixed with alcohol rises and finishes with a lingering pungency and bitterness.
It may be too spicy to drink alone. It was delicious with dried hokke (hokke).
★★★★
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Sweet and sour like a cake with blackcurrants
Aroma reminiscent of grape-like sweetness. In the mouth, sweet and sour taste like blackcurrant in syrup. It leaves a slightly sweet aftertaste, but it finishes without being sticky.
It reminds me of a recent drink of rainfall. I have the impression that it would be in tune with sweet foods such as after-dinner cakes. In contrast to the stiff etiquette, this sake has a sweet taste. It has a sake level of -30.
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fireworks go off
The bottle is opened. The cork blows off vigorously. Fireworks. As expected of the summer night sky. A wonderful performance.
The aroma is fresh and sweet. A clean attack with a rummy sweet and sour taste. A slightly tangy, slightly fizzy and slightly pungent taste. It finishes with a lingering sense of rummy and slight bitterness.
On the way to the site of a fireworks display, wearing a yukata (light summer kimono). The night stalls are lined up. A little thirsty, I look at them and see a bottle of Ramune. I buy one and take it in my mouth. The sweetness and carbonation spreads in a sizzle. Clutching the condensed bottle, I headed for the venue. Just as I finish the soggy bottle of Ramune, a fireworks display comes booming overhead! The sky was darkening before I knew it. Before I know it, the sky is dark and a cool, slightly damp breeze caresses my cheeks as the fireworks display begins. This is the kind of sake that makes you feel the dusk of summer.
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elegant
Elegant ginjo aroma. Beautiful sweet and sour taste that spreads from a clean attack. The woody aroma rises and is tightened with a tangy spiciness.
From the aroma to the taste, it is elegant and clean. I would like to pair it with simple vegetable dishes with a hint of greenness.
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Elegant and dry.
The impression is of fresh aroma and steamed rice aroma living together. After a gentle sweet and sour taste, a fresh sweet umami taste takes over, and it finishes nicely with a lingering spicy and slightly bitter taste.
It was drunk on its own, but it would be delicious with a meal.
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Refreshing summer sake
Refreshing and slightly sweet aroma. From the sharp attack, simple acidity, minerality and umami. It finishes crisp and clean.
There is almost no sweetness, and although it may be classified as dry, it is easy to drink without a sharp taste. It is a good sake to drink on a hot and humid day.
★★★★★
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What is chaos?
An aroma reminiscent of sourness and lactic acidity, like strawberry yogurt. In the mouth, a sense of effervescence felt immediately after a mellow attack, light sweetness and tangy spiciness. In the clean texture, you can taste complex acidity, umami, and bitterness, and a refreshing hint of aroma rises to the top. At the end, the taste is crisp and clean, leaving a pungent and numbing sensation on the tongue.
It is positioned as a mysterious flavor in the Kaze no Mori series. The taste is unimaginable from the aroma. It is a taste of chaos, where the tongue encounters various experiences.
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Special Occasion.
Recently, I started comparing the Kaze no Mori series of sakes and enjoyed the depth and three-dimensionality of the high rice polishing ratio. In the midst of all this, I was wondering what sake to drink for my wife's birthday. Something I have usually seen wouldn't be special, nor should it deviate from my taste preferences.
At Sake-no-Mimura, I was introduced to "Amezure," which is said to be popular among women, so I bought some. The etiket was stylish and elegant. I was told that it was a sake with a strong sweet and sour taste. It is made from Yamahai and Yamadanishiki with a rice polishing ratio of 90%. I am looking forward to seeing how it tastes with these specs. I am looking forward to it.
The aroma reminds us of sweetness like cotton candy, and a noble aroma like brandy is also wafting in the air. From the mellow attack, the aroma and sweet flavor of wine-soaked pears fills the mouth with a sizzling sensation. While leaving a strong aftertaste of its aroma, the tangy and sweet taste remains for a while and finishes with a sharp taste.
This brings to mind the scene of an invited dinner in a foreign country. After enjoying the course meal and chatting, slices of brandied LaFrance pear served on a white plate. The aroma and sweetness of the brandy wafted through the air, and when eaten, the juiciness and fragrance filled my mouth, making it the perfect dessert.
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Sake brewed by a liquor store owner who asked the brewery to brew it for him.
Slightly yellowish color, reminds me of Born Gold.
The aroma reminded me of sourness, and from the simple attack, a woody overtone rose along with sweet and sour flavors. The sake finished with a lingering aftertaste of that overtone.
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A drink that questions what life is all about.
White wine, the aroma reminds of fresh acidity sweetness among grapes like white wine and white grapes. The mild attack is contrasted with a strong acidity that appears immediately and tightens up. It then finishes with a fruity sweetness and a tangy spiciness, followed by complexity and bitterness.
Immediately after opening the bottle, there is a sense of effervescence and freshness, but as the day goes on, the effervescence decreases and the acidity and spiciness become more pronounced and calm.
This sake allows you to enjoy the changes in experience from aroma to sharpness, as if a long story is born from a single sip of the flavor. It is like a story that begins with youthful sweet and sour memories of youth, and as it goes through joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, it is like a story of growing up while tasting the difficulties and complexities of life.
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The aroma is like a mix of steamed rice and white grapes. In the mouth, a fruity sweet and sour taste spreads, and a grape-like hint of aroma comes up strongly. The finish is sweet with a hint of sweetness.
Well balanced and easy to drink. It would be a good match for a meal with white wine.
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The aroma is complex and slightly cool. In the mouth, there is almost no sweet and sour taste, but rather a profound and refreshing flavor that spreads and lingers.
Mature taste. Seems to be easy to match with meals. People who like whiskey may like it.
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The nose has a fruity aroma, more like lush pear than grape. After the sweet and sour taste spreads immediately on the palate, it simply converges and finishes crisp.
Compared to 657, the second half is lighter and easier to drink. If you want to match it with a meal, this might be the one. If you want to taste it well, 657.
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strong grape
Aroma of grapes. The aroma of grapes, but the impression is powerful with a hint of earthiness. In the mouth, it has a strong sweet and sour taste. It has a hint of grape aroma, and it finishes quickly.
It has a grapey and powerful impression that makes you wonder if it is a sake. It is a delicious sake with elegance and wildness.
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