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It's getting colder, and since it's been so
I pulled out my tools for heating sake
I pulled out the tools to heat up the sake,
(This is the second time I've heated sake).
(This is the second time for me to try heating up sake.
I was told by the toji (master brewer) who came to the Takashimaya event last year that he would drink it in a wine glass.
I asked Mr. Toji, who was at an event at Takashimaya last year, about this sake,
I asked the master brewer who came to the Takashimaya event last year what kind of sake has a good aroma because it is drunk in a wine glass,
He told me that he was good at heating sake.
I was interested in heated sake, so I bought the recommended one ๐.
It finally got cold, so I decided to give it a try ๐.
The recommendation is for lukewarm heating ๐ถ, so I decided to try it out ๐.
I also warmed the sake bottle separately beforehand ๐...
The aroma is a little alcoholic,
The aroma is sweet and delicious with a hint of sourness ๐คญ.
When you put it in your mouth, the sweet and tasty flavor is so full of flavor.
The sourness is accompanied by a sourness.
This sourness is like a condiment made from grated autumn leaves, and it enhances the umami exquisitely ๐ ๐.
Uma~๐ฅฐ!
So delicious ๐ I could drink it chibi chibi forever
I could drink it forever ๐.
Heated sake is good too ๐.
It was very delicious!
Thank you so much for the food ๐๐๐๐.
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Hi Papagon, good evening. English jungin is aromatic and good for warming sake ๐The analogy of it being like a grated autumn leaf is more imaginative of the flavor ๐.
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Good evening, Hirupeco ๐.
Thank you for your comment ๐
I'm sorry for my poor writing,
I hope you could feel the good taste,
It's good ๐Hot sake
It was very tasty ๐.
I'm glad you found your favorite hot sake!
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