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To be honest, I actually had no idea what rice tastes like when people say it tastes like rice, but after drinking Kurobe Gorge, I naturally thought, "It tastes like rice! I thought. Personally, I think it tastes a little more dry. It raised my level.
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たっつん
I drank Kurobe Gorge the other day.
At first I thought it was dry, but after a few days it seemed to become easier to drink.
In my opinion, it went well with kombujime.
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あんみ
Mr. Tatsun
Thanks for your comment.
It's interesting how the taste changes depending on the time of year you drink it!
I'll try kombujime together next time!
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のりやま
At a family-style izakaya in front of Toyama Station
While enjoying home-style food and drinks
I drank it while enjoying a home-style meal.
It was an easy to drink sake with a refreshing aroma.
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立山ギンレイ
Fried lotus root with crab, squid with yuzu, sashimi of white shrimp, sushi, excellent.
The only drawback is that there are no partitions, so if there is a noisy group, you can't even drink your sake in peace.
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Kurobekyo純米吟醸 生酒
みっちょす
Purchased at Toyama Station Liquor Pocket Mizuhata.
The wine is quite sweet and fruity when opened, but after a few days, the sweetness on the palate quickly fades and the flavor is gone. The sweetness on the palate itself is also subdued, and I personally prefer it a little later in the day.
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のののん
Osake (sake) bought as a souvenir in Toyama!
It's so easy to drink. Delicious!
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yoshi
Nice sake, gorgeous but not too sweet.
Hayashi Brewery makes the best sake.
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みつ
It has the aroma and sharpness typical of sake, but also a slightly sweet tenderness, typical of Toyama.
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ドフラミンゴ
Nihonbashi Toyama-kan Toyama Bar 🍶Cheers with Kurobe Dam Sake! Talk event "Kurobe Gorge Railway 🛤️ talks about nature, history of power development, and dam stored sake" 🍶 Cast: Mr. Yasto Inagaki, Mr. Hiroshi Suya, General Manager of Hokuriku Branch of Kansai Electric Power Company, Mr. Makoto Hara, Secretary General of Toyama's local sake fan club
14 kinds of dam stored sake matured at the "Kurobe Dam," which is said to be the construction project of the century
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SAMURAIZ
Sake from Hayashi Sake Brewery in Toyama. We have many opportunities to seek out the familiar "Hayashi" in a bottle, but we received this commemorative sake when it was released.
The brewery has won the Kanazawa Regional Taxation Bureau's Honor Award for 10 consecutive years, and this is this year's "Honor Award-winning sake. With a rice polishing ratio of 35%, this sake is beyond the level of the sake I usually drink.
It has a soft mouthfeel with a hint of thickening in the mouth.
As it is an aruze sake, the aroma is well down to the sake, and a fruity sweet aroma like pears softly escapes from the nose.
There is no bitterness, and a refreshing acidity finishes it off.
At this level, it is more of a stand-alone wine to be savored as "delicious" than to be paired with something else.
We hope many "Hayashi fans" will enjoy this sake.
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Nihonbashi Toyama-kan Toyama Bar🍶Toyama Prefecture's Local Sake Comparison🍶 Visit the brewery🍶.
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南十字輝
6/10
I recently ran the Kurobe Meisui Marathon.
It was a great event, and the people of the town were very warm and supportive.
The Kurobe Meisui water after the run was delicious.
So after the marathon and a hot spring bath, the drink of choice would have to be Kurobe Gorge.
It is a classic light sake with a refreshing sharpness.
It was a good sake to drink while feeling comfortable and tired.
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