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Drinking at home
Spicy but no richness.
No repeat!
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Yamakatsu
Kitanohomare K30 Konjun is a junmai sake from Godo Shusei brewed at a factory in Asahikawa, Hokkaido.
The amount of koji used in the brewing process is 1.5 times larger than usual, resulting in a rich, full aroma and flavor that spreads in the mouth.
It is a delicious sake that will not be defeated by strong-flavored dishes such as Chinese food.
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All-you-can-drink nigori sake rare and ordered
Luxurious sweetness and light aftertaste
The nigori is smooth and easy to drink: âď¸
On this day, I found out that I could have another serving of edamame (soybeans).
Ingredients
ăRice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
ăBrewing alcohol, sugar, acidifier
Rice used Undisclosed
Rice Polishing Ratio Undisclosed
Alcohol content: 14° to less than 15
Acidity 1.3
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bouken
Purchased at a liquor store in Nakazaki-cho after an event at Ogimachi Park with Nemuchi
The design looks like something you'd find in a bottle at an izakaya đ
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Normally I wouldn't pass it up, but I thought it looked unusual and bought it.
It's been a year since it was made, but I don't feel it's aged too long. It is light, refreshing and easy to drink.
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It has a very rich flavor, but it is not too heavy and can be drunk easily.
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Fuma#9
Not too sweet for a nigori.
It's very thick and mellow.
I don't think it's one of my favorites.
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Milan Hauser
Type: junmai daiginjo, rice polishing rate: 50%, alc.: 16%
Floral aroma, vanilla, marshmallow and a little bit of savoury aroma.
Flavor feels dry with sharp acidity and bitterness of alcohol. Earthy flavor lingers for a while.
Not too good not too bad. Decent price here in Europe.
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#Not related to sake, but the abundance of hot spring water certainly feels good for the skin â¨ď¸đ
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A bottle on a business trip to Hokkaido.
Clear and colorless, slightly light viscosity (alc 13-14).
Good aroma, fruity aroma.
First impression is a taste that is new to me. The acidity is a bit strong and the overall taste is refreshing. The umami taste that lingers in the mouth is also impressive.
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Amazing Sake Degree -18đł
The lowest sake level I have ever encountered, as far as I can remember.
I thought it would be very sweet, but it wasn't. It was very tasty, with a mild acidity of nigori and a mild aftertaste like amazake, with a mildly sweet aftertaste đđś.
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