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しーちゃSake degree +100
Slightly dry and crisp.
It melts easily and smoothly. しーちゃEight different types of rice are used, from yamatano-orochi to yamatanosugata
Sweet but firmly bitter
Not sticky 亀の海細雪 純米吟醸 直汲み無ろ過純米吟醸生酒無濾過 しーちゃThe aroma is strong and the taste is refreshingly sweet, making it easy to drink.
It has a slight sourness and bitterness. しーちゃUmami and acidity.
Dry? I don't feel much sweetness.
It is easy to drink because there is little bitterness.
What is the aroma? Is it citrusy? It doesn't make much of a statement. しーちゃFirst impact, refreshing acidity!
I heard it's No. 7 yeast. しーちゃSourness + bitterness, then sweetness.
I can feel the alcohol for only 13%. しーちゃSourness + bitterness, then sweetness.
I can feel the alcohol for only 13%. しーちゃHITOMEBORE Brut
Jewel-like stickers are cute!
HITOMEBORE" means "Hitomebore" in Japanese because the sake rice is Hitomebore.
Brut = dry, but the aroma before drinking is mildly sweet.
The aroma before you drink it is mildly sweet, but the bitterness of the sourness makes it taste dry.
But I think there is some sweetness in the distance. しーちゃBlue-footed skipjack ver.
Gorgeous aroma しーちゃUrakasumi style - traditional sea
I think this one is more fruity. しーちゃ-Hakurakusei Style - Evolution of the Earth
I think this one is more solid. しーちゃJuicy, sweet and dark, just as it says "juicy, juicy, juicy".
But it has a bitter taste. しーちゃGokugoku Eikun Junmai
Gokugoku Eikun Junmai しーちゃPichi Pichi 14 degrees
Sweet, sour and crispy, but not sticky because of the bitterness.
By the way, since it is Cheese Day, the accompaniment is cheese. しーちゃPitchy, tasty, strong bitterness type しーちゃGently sweet but not sticky
Delicious! しーちゃSweet and tasty -> sweetness is quickly overridden by bitterness, and the tastiness remains far away. しーちゃIt has a sweet taste, but is easy to eat. しーちゃInverted Fuji Day
Fire-roasted version of Fuji Day
Taste was strong しーちゃSake designed to be drunk on the rocks
19.5 degrees Celsius.
But it's insanely sweet.
It also has a sour taste.
It is very strong.
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