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Refreshing, clean, fruity🌸🍶✨
Slightly sour and oicy ❕❕❕.
I enjoy it very much.
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-Kunihira Mai
A limited edition "Kunihei rice" that is not easily seen.
It is a limited edition from the sake shop "Kagoya Akimoto Shoten".
I am a sucker for "limited editions," so I bought it without a second thought.
Even without the glasses of "limited edition", it is a delicious product,
I want to drink it again.
I want to drink it again.
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🐈🐾
I was wondering what other customers were drinking 👀.
From the regular Sharaku.
It's so much better than the regular Sharaku ꒪꒪꒪ Uma!
I want to repeat this one: ❣️
Talking with the manager about Sake!
We had so much fun we forgot about our next girls' night 💦.
Rumor has it that Omachi has become more tasty since this season, and it's really delicious 🍶 😆As you know, for more information, please contact the head of the T.KISO department: 🙇🏼
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We ended the day tasting Fukushima sake with a solid taste!
Memorandum Looking back at the past
Sake rice Unknown
Polishing ratio 65
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Tenmei Kitakata Yamada Tokyo Milling Version
I saw this for the first time, and I couldn't resist taking it home.
It is made from Yamada Nishiki from Kitakata, Fukushima, milled at a famous rice shop in Tokyo, and brewed back in Fukushima.
The aroma is unique, and the low milling rate of 85% is understandable.
And it is dry. It also has a sense of transparency.
Even when mixed with ori, it still has the same dry mouthfeel. Maybe it is because of the low alcohol content.
The taste is refreshing with low milled rice.
What is the meaning of grinding rice? What is the original taste of rice? What is the umami that sake should boast?
I can't answer these questions, but I could tell that it is a delicious sake. Thank you very much for your hospitality 😆.
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Midori no Tenmei
100% Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 55
Encore portion 16%.
Rich sweetness and acidity, like biting into a citrus fruit.
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Miyazumi Meizou brewery is a sake brewery that I wanted to visit during my trip to Fukushima. I was happy to be able to sample and choose from a variety of sake at the direct sales counter. I bought a bottle of Junmai Ginjo. It was very fragrant, sweet and tasty, but refreshing, and I couldn't help but drink too much of it!
This is a product of the Niida family, which aspires to brew sake in Fukushima using 100% natural rice. It comes in a single cup that looks like a milk bottle.
We had it with dumplings as an entrée. It does not have a sharp taste, but it is well-balanced and somewhat comforting.
It has a slight gasiness, sweet and sour taste reminiscent of melon and green apple, and a bitter bitterness characteristic of nigori, with a sweet greefiness. It has a light and fluffy mouthfeel that you will never get tired of drinking!
Delicious and too much to drink 🤤🤤🤤.
I drank a lot of different kinds of sake that day.
I used to drink only cold sake, but when I had this one, I had it heated.
It went very well with oden with soup stock.
I heard it was once chosen as "the best heated sake in Japan" in a magazine feature.
At Fujiki Shoten in Ikebukuro.
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Umami, zippy, 4
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A friend gave me a birthday present.
I received a little rare Daishichi
It has a strong flavor and is crisp and dry!
Very delicious 😋.
It's a taste that goes well with a meal, and when I realized it, it was gone!