ひとみ
Dry, slightly sweet, passion fruit type
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Ishidoriyacho Kochi, Hanamaki, IwateOpen in Google Maps
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なつ
After enjoying Natsu "Kaze no Mori", I asked for something a little lighter, so I got this sake. This may be my first sake from Iwate. Refreshingly dry.
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gyoza
★★★★3750 yen. Intense sourness from the first sip, apple and lemon. It's a little fizzy, but after about the fifth sip, it becomes a normal drink. Maybe my tongue got used to it. There is a lingering aftertaste. The alcohol is not strong.
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Yoemon特別純米 無濾過生原酒 直汲み
熊谷 朋之
Rooster Yoemon from Kawamura Sake Brewery in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture.
This sake is famous for its sour taste, which is rare in Iwate Prefecture.
I drank it for the first time at a store in Hanamaki and was surprised by the sourness.
It seemed to be quite a challenge since Iwate is generally known for its sweet and tasty sake.
Even so, I heard that the owner stubbornly continued to make sour sake. (^○^)
Nowadays, with the Shinsai boom, Yoemon's sour sake is also selling well, especially outside of the prefecture.
This sake itself is light and refreshing.
It has a mild taste that does not interfere with meals.
It was very tasty. ( ´ ▽ ` ) No
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sho
Tuck into some delicious sake to go with your anago!
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nomenome
好き過ぎる
R.BASS
Avoid dense and
The knob is also stable
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KP
Rating [A+].
Lightly fizzy and refreshing to drink. It has a juicy texture, but when you finish it, there is no aftertaste at all and it is surprisingly light.
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nomenome
I'm determined to drink all the Yoemon.
I came across one I've never had before.
Kame-no-o from Iwate
I think I prefer Gin Ginga.
Delicious!
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あきみかる
It's swooshing.
It was a refreshing breeze in my mouth.
Summer! That's what it feels like!
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nomenome
I still like you.
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nomenome
Another one of my favorite drinks!
Delicious!
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gyoza
★★★Light, gorgeous, apple flavor.
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