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NaoqiMutsumi by Kaganoi Shuzo.
This sake is part of a series of junmai daiginjos that Aeon Liquor is developing in collaboration with breweries across Japan.
When I went to Aeon Liquor on New Year's Day, they had an in-store tasting and told me that they had pressed it directly into bottles that morning and brought it on the bullet train.
When I tasted it, I found it to be fruity and full-bodied, a taste I liked, so I bought it.
I could really taste the fresh, unpasteurized sake, and it had a thick, tangy, sweet taste.
Delicious! BrubeckI've been slacking on updating "Sake no Wa" for a while now, but I thought I'd post some of the drinks I've had in the past.
It's just a reminder of what I've been drinking, but I hope it's of some help.
Here's some sake from Itoigawa in Echigo, which I drank in July. This is a sake brewery that is doing its best to keep up with the great Itoigawa fire.
It is a sake from Echigo, which is the headquarters of the light and dry style of sake, but it is quite flavorful and not too strong.
To be honest, I didn't have high expectations for this sake because it was on special sale at AEON Liquor, but it was a well-balanced and delicious sake. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title