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KAWAI like the label.
Toji's favorite limited edition
No peculiarity, watery KAWAIt's sharp and mouthwatering.
Whale is delicious! KAWAVery light
Super hot, easy to drink たけさんIt's a strange relief after having had a series of individualistic wines in rapid succession.
There is nothing special about it, but the pretense makes it taste good.
If not for the pretense, it would be a slightly carbonated sake with no particular drawback. たけさんOh, it's not what I expected.
I had drunk Hanagaki once a long time ago, and had avoided it because I had an image of it being tough and hard to match with food.
After a long time, I found it to be a brownish color, almost like green tea, and I thought, "Ah, this is what it looks like," but when I drank it, it was unexpectedly mild.
It has a matured feel to it, but it is not as harsh as I had expected.
However, it is not a good drink on its own.
But when I paired it with stewed vegetables, I was amazed.
The unpleasant aspects of aging are gone, and the mild umami and sharp acidity are delicious!
This is really strange.
I don't know if it was made with an aim or if my taste buds just happened to match, but this is the kind of marriage I'm talking about. I don't know. ジェイ&ノビィHi, Mr. Bamboo 😃
It's like drinking a cup of tea 🍵 with the end of the meal 😆 all the dishes look delicious 😋 I guess the coincidental marriage is the sense of smell of a sake drinker 👍 I don't know 😁. たけさんIt is plain.
It lacks the umami (flavor) and flamboyance to be called "mildly umami," and has an alcohol taste and a tangy aftertaste.
It is not bad, but there are no elements that make it tasty. KAWAAt the Ox and Tiger
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