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Date of manufacture 202406
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ドングリコロコロ
It has a refreshing taste followed by a bitter or subtle taste. I bought this at a sake brewery during a trip to Shimbuda.
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コタコタ
The aroma is calm and smooth, the flavor flows with spiciness and lingers on the palate, and it looks good even when heated.
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Sean
It has been a long time since I have tasted Yamahai Junmai.
It was hard to get used to it at first, but the more you drink it, the more you become addicted to its acidity and richness.
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dorankdoragon
Here is the last bottle for 2023 🍶.
My brother-in-law brought it to us at the end of the year banquet 🎵.
Mild aroma 🎶
Nice sweetness and acidity 🎵
Easy to drink and doesn't interfere with the sumptuous food lol.
It was a four-pack bottle so it ran out quickly 😭
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aimon007@
Purchased at Niigata Furusato Village (2,100 yen).
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naic2008
The ginjo aroma was not so apparent. The sweetness of the rice spreads in the mouth. It is not the type of sake that plays with sharpness, but rather enjoys the mild taste of rice.
It has few quirks, so it goes well with food.
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Sean
Tonight I had it heated 🍶 It has a mellow taste with the corners removed.
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Ichijima Shuzo
Yume Yamahai Junmai
Brewery located in Shinobata City, Niigata Prefecture.
The company name will be changed to Ohmon Shuzo in 2022*.
The sake is rich and dry, as is typical of Yamahai sake.
It is still a bit dry, but it tastes a bit refreshing.
It can be served cold or warmed up.
It is good both cold and warmed.
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ドフラミンゴ
The 63rd National Commercial Sake Tasting Party🍶Tokyo Retail Sake Brewers Hall🍶.
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コタコタ
A little sharp spiciness and umami spread and a little lingering feeling, and as the temperature rises, the taste and mellowness are felt.
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