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3KAN4ONPurchased in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo♪
Alcohol content@16.7
Sake Degree@+1.0
Acidity @ 1.6
Rice used@Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio@40
Personal Recommendation@3.0/5.0
This is another sake that I bought in a hurry because the campaign by Shinagawa Ward municipality has ended ☺️.
This liquor store has a system where you can choose a brand and have it brought to you, as the showcase opening and closing of the refrigerator is located in a place where only the staff can enter.
I bought it knowing only that it was a sake from Tokushima and it was Junmai Daiginjo 😁.
Shikiku Sake Brewery is located in Mima City, Tokushima Prefecture.
Wow. There is a sake brewery in the town where my late father was born and raised 🎶.
The last time I went there was when I was in elementary school, so I wasn't interested in sake at all, but now I would have taken a tour of the brewery 😜.
Well, it is planned to be one of the top class sake in this brewery and the price is almost 5,000 yen for a bottle 😎.
The aroma is a bit bananas🍌!
The aroma is a little banana 🍌 and the taste is easy to drink with a soft sweetness as described, despite the sake degree of +1.0.
And it's refreshing and crisp ❗️.
It has a sharpness to say the least, but I don't feel like I'm drinking sake 🥹.
Considering the price, I don't think I'll repeat 🤣.
カワニシSouzake. Feels not dry at all. Food sake. Good with sashimi. けいけいTasted at a sake festival.
Banana-like aroma. The lingering aftertaste is light, though the umami and bitterness are a bit strong for a ginjo-shu.
Chosen for its local sake-like quality and ginjo-shu. Rice: Gin-no-sato.
ちーKirai Hanzai
Junmai Ginjo
Cute label with an upside down kirai.
It is sweet but has a pleasantly clean cut. 千葉の酒好きI bought it because I thought the name was unusual. It seems to mean "Kirai". It doesn't smell so much, but it tastes sweet and has a sake-like aftertaste. わやもじゃ平Local sake. Cold. Gorgeous aroma. Slightly sweet. It has a sharpness. Beautiful. Sake is not so popular in Tokushima, but I think this is very good. It would be good on the rocks. よしTokushima Prefecture Get
I like the taste
4/5 えのともRice polishing ratio 60%, alcohol resolution 15 degrees, Gin no Sato, slightly dry, slightly rich りーのFor myself. Dry Junmai unfiltered raw limited edition sake.
The alcohol content is 15 degrees. Tokushima. The rice polishing ratio is 70%.
When I drank it, it was very dry.
It is said to be unfiltered, but it may have a slight yellowish color.
The aroma is very slight. I don't know how to describe the aroma.
It's easy to drink, and you think it's going to be easy to drink, but it finishes off with a crisp finish.
The flavor of the rice and the sweetness of the rice come at you little by little.
82 points.
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