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こんこん
Very gorgeous aroma, crisp mouthfeel and lingering finish.
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okd
I bought it on a trip to Kesennuma and opened it (a little early) because it was New Year's Day!
Sweet and gorgeously fragrant, this is greeted with plum crystals made from sharks from Kesennuma!
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akikoda3
Soutenden Special Junmai Unfiltered Nama Sake
Rating 4.4
Rice: Japanese rice, Polishing ratio: 60%, Alcohol percentage: 17
It is fresh, but also mellow from the mid-palate. The aroma is a little gorgeous, but the moderate acidity makes it refreshing. A good mid-meal sake.
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ちゃんこ
Otokoyama series. Fresh taste.
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おかわんピ
Cloudy with a sweet aroma of rice
Soft to the palate, with a slight spiciness afterwards.
The spiciness increases later.
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よし
Moderate miscellaneous taste
4/5
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miuta_takashi
seriously delicious
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ぽん
Otokoyama Honten
Soutenden Junmai Daiginjo Oto Kabushi-shu Ao no Oto
This brewery is located in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture.
The rice is polished to 50% Kura-no-Hana produced in Miyagi Prefecture.
Original album by Yuko Okamoto, a jazz pianist/composer from Kesennuma
Yuko Okamoto, a jazz pianist and composer from Kesennuma
Acoustic Kashinzake by Yuko Okamoto, a jazz pianist/composer from Kesennuma, Japan.
Ao no Oto=BLUE NO OTO=BLUE NOTE
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Refreshing aroma, soft rice flavor
It has a fresh aroma, soft rice flavor, and a mild taste that goes smoothly down your throat.
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まっちー
Kesennuma Sake Comparison in Miyagi Prefecture (3)
The last sake was a daiginjo. Compared to the other two, it was lighter, but perhaps because of its sweetness, it was still easy to drink. It was delicious.
100% Kuranohana from Miyagi Prefecture
Polishing ratio 35
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まっちー
Miyagi Prefecture Kesennuma Sake Drinking Comparison (2)
Next is a special junmai sake. It has a hint of sweetness, but it is also easy to drink. Delicious.
100% Kuranohana from Miyagi Prefecture
Polishing ratio 55
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まっちー
Miyagi Prefecture Kesennuma Sake Drinking Comparison (1)
Moving on from Fukushima City, we compared sake in Kesennuma City.
Not too sweet and easy to drink. Delicious without any peculiarities.
100% Kuranohana from Miyagi Prefecture
Polishing ratio 60
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