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SatochanFull-bodied, delicious taste
Sweet aroma, thick attack. Full-bodied, umami mouthfeel. It goes in smoothly and has a light aftertaste.
This sake is served in the VIP room of the Dodgers. I would like to soak in the afterglow while watching Shohei Otani's home run video or something 🤣. Satochanadding a slice of meat or fish to one's sashimi
Slight aroma, firm attack. The taste is firm and delicious, and the mouthfeel is light. It goes in smoothly and has a good sharpness.
It is a good looking sake 🤣. Satochanclear and tasty
Sweet aroma, smooth attack. The taste is clean and umami. It goes in smoothly and has a light aftertaste.
Accompanied by ginkgo nuts and steamed matsutake mushrooms in a teapot. It's like autumn in Japan 🤣. Satochanlight flavor
Lightly fruity aroma with a smooth attack. Taste: Light umami. It goes in smoothly and leaves a light aftertaste on the nose.
Again, the appearance does not change at all, but it is a daiginjo. The accompaniment is changed to kinukatsugi (steamed taro with skin). It accompanies the gentle miso taste. Satochansomewhat dry (taste)
Slight aroma, soft attack. Slightly dry taste. It goes in smoothly and has a light richness.
It looks exactly the same, but it is Junmai 🤣. Satochanlight flavor (flavour)
Fruity aroma, soft attack. Taste: light and delicious. It goes in smoothly and has a light richness.
Accompanied by steamed matsutake mushrooms in an earthenware teapot. It adds a gorgeous touch to the gentle taste. Satochandeliciously delicious
Sweet aroma, soft attack. The taste is rich and delicious, and it goes in smoothly with a good cut.
It is a great sake from Iwate. It is delicious 🤣.
Satochanfruity flavor
Fruity aroma, soft attack. The taste is firm and umami. It goes in smoothly and has a lingering aftertaste.
It is a good wine that keeps on going. SatochanClear and dry
Slight aroma, soft attack. The taste is clean and dry, with a good sharpness.
The sake's flavor is enhanced when paired with the accompanying fried white shrimp. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title
