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ゆずポン
It has a hint of sweetness and
Excellent sharpness!
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Shinomine純米超辛口 竹山
YUKI
闘鶏 本店
yuki
Junmai Ginjo from Omachi, Unfiltered Nama-shu.
Summer sake! It's like a summer sake. ☀️
The aroma is citrus and banana. The aftertaste is bitter with grapefruit while the rice flavor is also present.
Slightly gassy and refreshing.
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Shinomine夏吟 純米 氷温熟成 無濾過生原酒
Shinomine雄町 純米吟醸 夏涼 無濾過生酒
tomoさん
followed by another summer sake
Shinomine's Omachi😍.
Maybe because it's a summer sake, the sweetness is quite subdued.
But it has a strong flavor and bitterness that gives it an omachi feel 🥰.
We drank about 3 more types of sake after this one, but I forgot to take pictures and was too busy talking 🤣.
The next day (today) we were told that the sake we purchased from a Tokyo liquor store would arrive, so there wasn't much major sake available that day, but I'm sure we'll be back soon 😁.
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Shinomine山田錦 純米 超辛無濾過生酒
きりん
Shinomine Yamadanishiki Junmai Super Dry Unfiltered Nama-Shu
The aroma is fresh and has a grassy air.
The crispness can be felt from the smell.
It has a strong sense of effervescence.
It has a sharp sharpness and dryness.
It is dry but easy to drink. The sweetness of rice lingers in the back.
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ラル大佐
No. 7 on the list
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Yohei Osada
5.5
Shinomine雄町 純米吟醸 凛々 中取り生原酒 うすにごり
yatsuba
Delicious! It looks like Nara.
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コジコジ
Only drinking history.
At a yakitori restaurant on a business trip to Hakata.
It was easy to drink.
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きりん
Shinomine Omachi Junmai Ginjo Natsu Rin Unfiltered Nama Shu
The aroma is subdued.
It has a slightly sour smell. It is pineapple-like.
The umami flavor spreads quickly and disappears quickly.
The aftertaste is refreshing and leaves nothing behind.
There is also a strength that is typical of nama-zake.
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