【こしゅ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. well-cured sake; last year's sake; old sake
Forms
  • 【こしゅ】【ふるざけ】
  • こしゅ
  • ふるざけ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. well-cured sake
    2. This meaning refers to sake that has been aged for a while, allowing its flavors to develop and mature. It is often sought after for its depth of flavor and complexity.
    This well-cured sake is very smooth and rich in flavor.
    Well-cured sake is perfect for enjoying on special occasions.
  2. last year's sake
    3. This meaning indicates sake that was produced the previous year. It may still have good quality and is typically enjoyed for its freshness and variety compared to aged versions.
    Last year's sake still has a wonderful taste.
    The sake is from last year, but it has a very nice aroma.
  3. old sake
    4. This meaning refers more generally to sake that has been aged for a long time, potentially affecting its quality and flavor profile. It may imply that the sake is rare or has unique characteristics due to its age.
    Old sake has a special flavor profile.
    This old sake is precious because it has aged over time.
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