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花春Hanaharu
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Omimae-24-1 Kōzashimachi Ōaza Nakashigō, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, FukushimaOpen in Google Maps
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Ta-girl*.+
It's clean but also fruity on the nose!
I thought it was, but it's still refreshing!
Is it more refreshing than spicy?
It's not too spicy, but it still feels spicy because of the refreshing taste!
My first time at Korakuen was fun!
I think I like it better than Ousho's dumplings.
But I prefer Osaka Ohsho to Korakuen 🥟.
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ヒロ
☀️
Firm sweetness with a hint of stickiness😊.
And the flavor of the rice 🌾.
It matched well with seafood for its strong flavor.
I know this is a common feeling with Shizuoka sake, but why does it feel even sweeter when paired with seafood🐟? 🤔
Another topic I want to know more about sake 🥸.
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camelfilter1913
This is another cup to share.
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禊萩（養殖）
Purchased at Aeon Liquor Shop in Kakamigahara.
The aroma is a sour ginjo aroma.
In the mouth, there is a sweetness from the umami of the rice and a weak acidity. It is a refreshing drink.
We are glad that we can buy it at a reasonable price at Aeon.
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Hanaharuひやおろし 純米酒
nut3238
Fruity at the moment of drinking, but after that it seems thin.
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ヒロ氏
Junmai Daiginjo Nama Sake, which I bought because it was cheap on Sake Day.
It is crisp and dry. Super spicy.
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Yoshi
Dry.
Tasty without any peculiarities.
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Hanaharu結芽の奏 純米大吟醸
ishisrsy
4.0
Fuma#9
A peculiarity that I like, although it feels peculiar.
A little fruity, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, my favorite drink
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suge
Another brand of Hanaharu🍶.
Very easy to drink sake with a fruity aroma ✨.
100% Aizu grown🌾Yume no Koka👍
*Origin of Tenmangu: Mr. Miyamori of Tenneiji (old nickname of Hanaharu Sake Brewery)
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