Kirinzan Junmai "Flying Horse" Kikusui Doesn't that just mean dry

Doesn't that just mean dry ricey sake

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Slow across the palate and very fast in thought

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Kirinzan Junmai "Flying Horse" Kikusui Doesn't that just mean dryThe nose on this prototypical neutral sake (not too fruity, not too dry) is a gentle collection of mild rice, mineral water, apple, wheat, and balsa wood aromas. This is a super user friendly sake that is so drinkable and light, that it tastes like dry water! Yup, I said it, dry water. Look for steamed rice, pear, kiwi, and dried apple hints on a gentle and balanced flow that does well chilled and room temperature. As the sake warms, a peek a boo vein