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Toyonoaki “Karakuchi Kingoro” Reviews

4.1 Rating 10 Reviews
We love this junmai in our household; when celebrating something a bit special, we break out "The Old Man" and toast heartily. Food-friendly, redolant of rice, bananas, and pears. It's dry and opens up with a little lemon peel, lychee, and finishes very cleanly with just a touch of astringency. Great with salty, savory, greasy foods.
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Posted 2 months ago
This sake is exactly what I want when we are grilling steaks . It’s dry enough to complement the juicy, fatty, meat but it has enough umami to highlight the salinity seasoning the meat. Hidden sweet notes are a fantastic surprise. All in all a total package! The label is eye catching too!
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Posted 1 year ago
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Posted 1 year ago
Very well balanced, one of my favourites to serve up warm.
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Posted 1 year ago
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Posted 2 years ago
Bit of a bitter aftertaste. Not bad
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 2 years ago
This sake is a must try for those who like dry sake. I had this sake warmed with salmon, brussels sprouts, cheese, cured meats, and lamb; and it was delicious with all! While this is a dry sake, there are slightly sweet notes that do creep in. There is a fantastic mix of rice, banana bread, grain, and a creaminess to this brew. Fantastic!
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Posted 2 years ago