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黒部峡Kurobekyo
Hayashi ShuzoToyama
Toyama Rank 16
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FruitySweetnessNeatUmamiSharpDryCrispCleanAcidityFreshInvigoratingLingeringRoom TemperatureComplexLight
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まえちん
(*´~*)🍶🍶🍶🍶´- I got Kurobe Pincer from Hayashi Sake Brewery in Toyama Prefecture 😀. I asked the lady at the store to recommend a new arrival, and since Hayashi was not yet available, I bought a bottle of Kurobe Pincer from the same brewery 😚. The aroma is not so much but a little peachy 🍑? It is fresh on the palate with a gentle sweetness and rice flavor 🌾😋 It is a delicious sake that finishes with a bit of an alkali aftertaste 😆👍✨.
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ゆう🎶
Toyama Trip Day 3 🚄. Unazuki Onsen ♨️ The third "Nipon Sake Shop" 🍶. The aroma of 🌾Fu no Kou The first two were dry, but this one is fruity. but this one is fruity with just the right amount of acidity and a gentle taste. with just the right amount of acidity and a gentle taste. It was easy to drink and delicious 😋.
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うた
I look forward to Toyama hiyaoroshi every year 😊. I chose Kurobe Gorge this year as well 😆. This year may be different from previous years⁉️. The aroma is sweet and rummy. The taste is less fruity and sweeter and calmer than usual 🤔. Sweet and calm 🤔. Surprisingly, there is no alcohol taste. It is easy to drink and the 270ml is gone in no time. It will be gone soon!
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Kurobekyohayashi

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Location

1608 Sakai, Asahi, Shimoniikawa-gun, ToyamaOpen in Google Maps

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マル眼鏡マル眼鏡
Kurobekyo大吟醸金賞受賞酒
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マル眼鏡
Kurobe Gorge Daiginjo Limited Edition (Gold Award-winning sake) Hayashi Shuzo Corporation (Asahi-machi, Toyama Prefecture) A limited edition daiginjo from Hayashi Shuzo that makes the most of the limpid water of Kurobe, Toyama. This bottle has won a gold medal at the National New Sake Competition. The aroma is not overly gorgeous, but has a refined and subdued ginjo aroma. The mouthfeel is very smooth, and the clear flavor spreads quietly. There is no cloying taste, and the lingering aftertaste is clean, giving the overall impression of neatness. The balance of aroma and flavor is best when served cold, It is a daiginjo that does not interfere with meals, making it easy to pair with Japanese food in general. You can honestly feel the high degree of perfection that is typical of gold medal-winning sake.
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Reflection Memo Kurobe Gorge Junmai Ginjo 55 Sake carefully made with only rice and rice malt. It has depth and a beautiful aroma. It is certainly that kind of sake. But this one, memories come to mind before the taste. Three years ago, My son bought a bottle of sake for me as a souvenir It's good enough to taste like that.
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kawakawa
Kurobekyo純米吟醸55純米吟醸
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kawa
Sweet and sour, cold and room temperature 111110 Sake like water Too easy to drink and dangerous
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This is Kurobekyo x Nodoguro, part of a series released simultaneously on November 1 by the Toyama Sake Brewers Association under the name Toyama No Sake to Sushi. I paired it with seafood, and it went well with the modest aroma with a slight sweetness and umami that quickly faded away. It was so easy to drink as a food sake that I would like to try the regular Kurobekyo sometime.
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SAMURAIZSAMURAIZ
Kurobekyo富山ノ酒と寿司　ノドグロ
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When I visited Toyama, I saw an unusual scene of sushi pictures lined up in 270 mm jars. This is a bottle of nodoguro. In Toyama, people are getting excited about "sushi is Toyama," and it seems that sake has collaborated with that. I bought a bottle of nodoguro, but I hadn't seen any nodoguro recently, and since it was the weekend, I opened it. The brand of sake is not written on the bottle, but I thought it was "Kurobe Gorge" if it was made by Hayashi-san in Toyama and al-douched. It is a sake that should be warmed up a little to let the sweetness stand out. There is another bottle of "Ika" in the refrigerator. Following the intention of the seller, I would like to try it with "Ika" next.
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禊萩（自生）禊萩（自生）
Kurobekyo純米吟醸生貯蔵酒
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禊萩（自生）
Today we will drink sake from Toyama Prefecture. Kurobekyo is a brand name of Hayashi Shuzo located in Asahimachi, Toyama Prefecture. Purchased at an Aeon liquor store in Tonami City. I had drunk it before I got the application, but I don't remember enough to keep it as a memorandum, so I bought it again and drank it again. The aroma is lychee-like ginjo aroma. The mouthfeel is sweet and umami with low acidity, followed by astringency and bitterness, and a refreshing mouthfeel with a lingering sweetness.
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Brands from Hayashi Shuzo

Kurobekyohayashi

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