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Purchased at a local supermarket. Nigori sake with a dry taste. Easy to drink and delicious with food.
Slight bitterness and mellow feeling โจ.
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Kiheiๆฌ้ธ้
maku2
Shizuoka Souvenirs Extravaganza
I was supposed to buy a Kihei from Shizuoka at a supermarket in Shizuoka, but it turned out to be a Kihei from Okayama
But it turned out to be Kihei from Okayama...
Good thing I found out that there is another sake...
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Well, yes.
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Almost transparent.
Slightly sweet.
Sourness is present.
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It has a deep flavor, but it is quite refreshing. Surprisingly, it can be used as a food sake. Delicious, highly recommended.
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Kihei็ด็ฑณ
stst
Then the "Kihei" limited edition sake on the right.
It is soft and light. It has a dry and astringent dry umami after a hint of green apple and cemedine.
It is lighter and lighter than the previous two, and the flavor flows like a star. The astringent nuance that gradually comes in is unique, but it disappears quickly, so it is habitually delicious!
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gobujo
Another bottle on the Shinkansen. Junmai Daiginjo in a small bottle.
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Kihei็ด็ฑณๅ้ธ
Kihei้็บ ็ด็ฑณๅ้ธ็่ฒฏ่ต้
Umikichi
This sake is typical of Okayama, using white peach yeast from Okayama and 100% Omachi produced in the prefecture. It has a sweet mouthfeel, and there is no mistaking the scent of peaches.
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