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This is a Junmai Ginjo sake from Nagano Prefecture. It is characterized by its gentle aroma and light mouthfeel, with a clean aftertaste. With a sake meter value of +5, it is a well-balanced dry sake that is easy to drink and does not interfere with the taste of food.

This is a super dry, pure rice sake representing Kochi Prefecture. It spreads a rich umami when you take a sip, but is quickly followed by a sharp, clean finish. With a sake meter value of +8, its high dryness makes it an excellent pairing with sashimi and fish dishes.

This is a Junmai Daiginjo sake from Toyama Prefecture. You can enjoy its fruity and refreshing ginjo aroma and its extremely smooth finish. It's an elegant and easy-to-drink cup with a gentle umami of rice spreading through your palate.

This is a Tokubetsu Junmai sake from Yamaguchi Prefecture. It has a strong body and a sharp finish, making it ideal as a "shokuchu-shu" (sake to drink with meals). It has the power to cut through the richness of oily dishes.

This is a super dry, pure rice sake from Nara Prefecture. Despite its very high dryness of +12 on the sake meter, it also has a mellow mouthfeel without any harshness. It's a recommended sake for dry sake lovers, with a balance of crisp dryness and the flavor of rice.