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熊野那智の滝Kumanokumanonachinotaki
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Eugene
This awe-inspiring sake is brewed with the sacred water of Nachi Falls. Perhaps because of this, the taste was strongly reminiscent of the appearance of water. After all, the blessing of water is indispensable for human beings. I was made aware of this once again.
Incidentally, I also felt a yogurt-like aftertaste.
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Zub_rock
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Alcohol content: 15%.
Sake degree: +2
Clear and dry. Goes well with sashimi.
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高橋映次
Purchased at Shirahama Station
It is moderately dry, but a little too much brewer's alcohol.
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ぼるてぃー
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酒 柴
Gentle and clear taste just like the packet 😚.
When I travel to Wakayama, this sake is one of the things I look forward to 🍶.
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Easy to drink normally. Make it a gift for someone you want to live a long life.
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Tedt
Souvenir from a trip to Kumano Kodo. 300ml bottle. It is rather refreshing and easy to drink with meals. The bottle is long, thin, and stylish.
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酒 将
Like blood. The water of home.
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ウキウキ
too light
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faginaga
Rice polishing ratio 60
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Shironameko
I chose this sake only because I was in the area. It had the weight of a Junmai sake, but I think it was easy to drink.
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かまとろファン
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At dinner during a trip to Kumano
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酒 柴
Sake is too good to drink while traveling 😋😋😋😋.
The taste blends in perfectly with the packet 🟡.
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きなこ
Sake from Shingu, Wakayama, where I visited in April for a marathon.
I bought this sake because I heard it was made with water from Nachi Falls.
It is a sake, but it tastes very citrusy! It tastes like javara. It's so strange. It's like squeezing the juice of a bellflower into sake. It refreshes and goes well with oily food!
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gobujo
Sake bought on a GW pilgrimage to Kumano
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