KJ I
I heated it up too much.
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ひげぺんぎん
Cute label!
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酒呑老人
I thought it might be sweet because of its brand name, but it was a dry sake with a full-bodied taste.
Sake from Echigo, a rice-producing region, never fails me. It is delicious.
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きすけ
One cup, buy a jacket
Dry, hot, tidy
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金猫魔
Echigo Sake Brewery's main brand, Kan'u.
Today, we will compare the two by drinking regular sake.
There is not much aroma and a slight alcohol taste,
It is smooth,
It has a slightly stimulating sourness and spiciness,
It flows smoothly in the mouth and finishes with a sharp taste,
It is like water (or is it like rain?),
It is not sweet, but light and dry.
When heated, it becomes slightly mellow,
It becomes slightly mellow,
When warmed, it becomes slightly mellow and has a full-bodied umami flavor.
The dryness of the taste is very dry,
Spicy dryness and a lingering aftertaste.
It is smooth and easy to drink without any peculiarities.
=== Rice
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic), brewing alcohol
Alcohol content: 15-16%.
180ml 231yen
=== The price is 231 yen per 180ml.
★★★★☆☆☆
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しんじょう
Very typical dry taste.
It has plenty of umami, as Junmai sake should.
It is also astringent and has almost no acidity.
It mellows out when heated, but the spiciness and umami remain the same.
It has the best balance as a Niigata dry junmai.
It is a cup with a soft character, but it is considered to be for old men.
Mr. Ota is from Tokushima
He cried at the Joruri!
My mother is from the southern part of Awaji Island, and she said that Joruri used to come to her garden and give her rice, and it really made her cry!
And the restaurant in Tokushima was also wonderful!
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ポジポジ
On the way back from a business trip to Niigata, I visited a sake brewery to collect sake stamp books.
I've been traveling to Niigata a lot lately,
But it's not because I want to collect sake stamps,
I don't just want to drink sake.
I just go there because I have business there.
The taste is normal.
Be careful not to empty a 720ml bottle in one night, it will be hard to drink the next day.
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じゅん
Light and easy to drink with a pleasant taste.
It goes well with both sashimi and fried food, regardless of the dish.
This is delicious 😋.
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kagetoki-fox
It has a pleasant sweetness that lives up to its name, "sweet rain.
It is also crisp and refreshing.
It has a sake-like quality that is typical of Niigata sake.
It was delicious!
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パピスケ
A pleasant first impression with moderate acidity. The acidity is a bit predominant, but the umami flavor can also be felt. Recommended as a food sake.
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baya
When hiya (hottest sake), the bitterness is sharp, but when hot, the sharpness of the mouthfeel is the same, but the aftertaste is mellower, and the lingering aftertaste is smooth and sharp.
It is not sweet for a sake called "sweet rain", if anything it is dry.
I wonder if it means "rain for sake drinkers"?
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オゼミ
2022 0920
☆☆☆☆☆
Sweet rain
Junmai Sake
Niigata Local Sake
Junmai Sake
Polishing ratio 70%.
Echigo Sake Brewery
Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture
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NAOKO N.
It's pretty thick...maybe the name pulls it down, but it seems a bit sweet.
It's an energy charge for the body and head that can't return to society after the summer break!
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