nakayama
What is cosmos flower yeast? I was curious and tried it. It is easy to drink with a slightly low alcohol content. And I am a sucker for seasonal products.
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よーし57
I bought it because I was attracted by the label of Nama Sake. Nagano sake has a certain habit, so I bought it expecting that.
As expected, it has a lot of sake flavor, but it goes down your throat well. It is slightly sweet and goes well with sashimi. It's good, isn't it?
With a rice polishing ratio of 59%, an alcohol level of 15%, and a sake level of ➖2, it is a bargain at 3,300 yen.
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よっしー
Rich banana aroma, rich and sweet.
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Yuko
Junmai Ginjo made with Miyamanishiki, a sake rice originated in Nagano Prefecture, and flower yeast. This time, it is a super dry, reasonably priced bottle made with "begonia flower yeast". It has a mildly refreshing citrus aroma. Although it has a sake meter of +18, it does not give a flimsy impression and is flavored with a firm acidity. It has a very crisp aftertaste and is recommended to be served warmed.
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Bt-aki39115
Purchased as a dry recommendation at a liquor store I stopped by on my way home from Sugadaira - delicious!
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おやかた223
Junmai Ginjo but without ginjo aroma. Super dry but with nectar. Cheers to Kazuo Umezu's Yonju!
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めんたい小僧
With a slight sweetness and a clean, easy-to-drink mouthfeel, this brand is easy to drink too much of.
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ちょびん
Here's a drink I forgot to upload: ❗️
If it's an apple one, you can't go wrong!
It's still delicious 😃.
Good balance of aroma, sweetness and acidity.
You can drink it with ease 👍
It's interesting that this brewery uses a variety of yeasts.
It's interesting how they use different types of yeast 👍‼️
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