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ぷちこDrinking contest on a trip to Nagasaki かわせSifted rice
I didn't know there was such a sake! ひなたAt Nagasaki restaurant.
The rice tastes amazing and delicious! いーじーPurchased on the way home from the Hiran brewery opening the month before last
At Ikeno Sake Shop in Sasebo
First brand ∴Honjin
It was more than a year old when I looked at it closely.
At room temperature
Aroma of nuts and marrons
Smooth on the palate, yet robust and full-bodied
Sharp aftertaste is truly characteristic of Reihou BrubeckThe Hizen area offers a sake from Egozu.
The sweet yet refreshing taste made it easy to enjoy.
It was a truly delicious sake, recommended for those who prefer sweet sake. dododo3.5/5
The feeling of being left at the back of the nose ボビバレOn the way to Hirado, I selected and purchased this sake from a tasting at the Kururyu Sake Brewery. It has a Sake strength of +1, but the alcohol content is also high at 17 degrees, so it is sweet, sour, and drinkable. After drinking a lot of modern sake, it is nice to have a fresh sake like this one. It is happy when you find a sake you like after tasting it on a trip, isn't it? たっつうI am traveling to Nagasaki. ✈️
I stopped by a pub on the way back from visiting the Lantern Festival in Nagasaki.
The first drink was a brand I had never heard of, but it looked delicious from the description.
It is a local sake from Sasebo, slightly sweet and fruity, a beautiful sake and delicious. 🙆♂️ ジェイ&ノビィGood evening, Mr. Tatsu 😃.
I like your Nagasaki trip ✈️ 🤗I want to revisit 🥲 as my previously planned trip to Nagasaki city was forced to change the itinerary due to typhoon 🌀! たっつうGood evening, Jay & Nobby!
There are many nice places in Nagasaki and the food and local sake is delicious, so please come back again. ☺️ kawaSweet and sour, delicious cold, room temperature 212111
Sweetness is prominent when cooled, and umami is prominent when warmed.
Sake made from 100% locally grown Reiho in Egomachi ミキティ★★☆☆☆☆
Standard taste in a good way 😀. カープ君Sake from the Sakuryu Sake Brewery in Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture; sake rice is locally grown Isehikari. I had never seen it before, so I bought it. It is crisp and dry, but fruity and easy to drink. There was also a version brewed with a different rice, Reihou, which is said to be more umakuchi. けんぞThe label says it is dry, but there is a hint of sweetness and it is not that sharp.
The richness of the rice can be felt in the taste. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title