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This is the sake that I met at the liquor store.
What is this... delicious...
It's easy to drink with the tangy, sweet taste of nama-shu.
A little sour at the end? The impression changes!
It has a good aroma.
I think it's similar to Roman.
The font and icon on the label are cute.
Mr. Dachiko.
Good evening. Nice to meet you.
This is a sake brewery in my country.
This kind looks delicious.
The bottom of the icon is a plum tree, and the top two are cows, which is thought to be based on the Ojiya "cow's horn poking" motif.
@Hiracucho.
Nice to meet you. Thank you for your comment.
I'm jealous that you're from Niigata, the home of sake!
So that's the origin of the icon!
Thank you for telling us! Hatsubai is delicious!
Is it more tart than Sarara?
The taste and aroma of the rice is very pronounced.
You don't even have to look for it.
#2020Niigata Sake no Jin #My Sake no Jin
Koshino Hatsubai Original Snow-Covered Storage Junmai Daiginjo
Gorgeous and fruity aroma
and the mellowness of being stored in the snow.
The taste is light, but has a delicious flavor.
It is delicious when served well chilled in a wine glass.
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Ingredients: Rice(Domestic), Rice malt(Domestic)
Alcohol content: 16 degrees
Sake degree: +2.5
Acidity: 1.3
Rice Polishing Ratio: 50
Rice type:Gohyakumangoku
chilled, room temperature
In 1987, we were the first in Japan to try storing sake in the snow.
The average temperature is 0 degrees Celsius, the humidity is 100%, and there is no air convection.
The stored sake has a fruity ginjo aroma and the freshness of new sake.
The freshness of the new sake is kept, but the hardness is removed.
while retaining the freshness of new sake and a mellow taste.
720ml 3,300yen
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★★★★☆
Koshino Hatsubai Original Snow-Covered Storage Junmai Daiginjo
Fruity, gorgeous and mellow!
Elegant sweetness and deliciousness.
This is delicious.
Takanoi was the originator of the snow storage.
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Ingredients: Rice(Domestic), Rice malt(Domestic)
Alcohol content: 16 degrees
Sake degree: +2.5
Acidity: 1.3
Rice Polishing Ratio: 50
Rice type:Gohyakumangoku
chilled, room temperature
In 1987, we were the first in Japan to try storing sake in the snow.
The average temperature is 0 degrees Celsius, the humidity is 100%, and there is no air convection.
The stored sake has a fruity ginjo aroma and the freshness of new sake.
The freshness of the new sake is kept, but the hardness is removed.
while retaining the freshness of new sake and a mellow taste.
720ml 3,300yen
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★★★★★
Rice polishing rate 55%.
Production dateNovember 2020
16% alcohol.
I like it 8/10.
It was a business trip for the brewer.
This is a sake made by a method called "snow storage".
It is made by burying the whole cask in the snow, and it becomes mellow.
It has a nice aroma and a clean taste.
In-store tasting.
The Daiginjo was sweet and easy to drink.
The brewery's Steeped Sake is probably a bit stronger than I prefer for an unfiltered original.
first Japanese apricot tree of the year
I've heard that they pioneered in-snow storage.
I think it's sweet like a chestnut.
But it's smooth and doesn't linger.
I felt it was a sharp drink.
It brings out the flavors of the food.
It's a good drink.