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Ama no To Heaven's Door Tokubetsu Junmai Sake NV
Ratings on Delectable
Emily Kresie-Harrington 
Dry, crisp, medium-bodied. Pear, melon rind, a little leesy-like roundness. Definitely needs a warm up (not heated, just not cold) as tasting straight from the fridge makes it seem disjointed and hot. Ginnosei and Miyama Nishiki rice varieties.
Dry, crisp, medium-bodied. Pear, melon rind, a little leesy-like roundness. Definitely needs a warm up (not heated, just not cold) as tasting straight from the fridge makes it seem disjointed and hot. Ginnosei and Miyama Nishiki rice varieties.
9.0
Gregory Fulchiero
Super rich and delicious example of tokubetsu sake, loaded with gluey umami mouthfeel and waves of cucumber and melon
Super rich and delicious example of tokubetsu sake, loaded with gluey umami mouthfeel and waves of cucumber and melon
9.3
Andrea Markel
Almost buttery
Almost buttery
9.0
Max Gottesfeld
Light pear and citrus aromas. Elegant and soft with a dry light finish. Very good for the money. #PA price $15.99
Light pear and citrus aromas. Elegant and soft with a dry light finish. Very good for the money. #PA price $15.99
8.8
Hayden Fulghum
Sweet, buttery, reminiscent of a lightly oaked chardonnay, with the crisp green apple notes of a Riesling.
Sweet, buttery, reminiscent of a lightly oaked chardonnay, with the crisp green apple notes of a Riesling.
9.0Jay Jones
Very good sake!
Very good sake!
9.7
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