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bouken
The one made with Hidahomare is for the West, while Dewa Sanzan is for the East. Fruity and refreshing. It has a gentle sweetness. It is tasty, but it may make a weak impression if you drink it after a strong sake.
It is a nama-zake, but I think it has a weak nama-zake-like taste. Is it watered down?
Maybe I drank it in the order of Shinjo, Earth, Sekigahara 🤔.
The order of drinking is important 🤗
When I drink it again, it has an atmosphere of light and dry, but the sweetness comes in at once in the latter half of the bottle.
It's light but sweet and delicious when drunk by itself 😋.
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bouken
I went to Hanshin Department Store and saw an unfamiliar sake on the shelf. I said yes and followed him 😅. I said yes and followed him😅.
When I moved to the tasting booth, I saw the word "Shirakawa-go" 😳.
I couldn't help but say, "So this is a brewery from Shirakawa-go? I said 😆.
😆 I was surprised to see that it was a different brand of Shirakawa-go. I had never seen it before.
We tasted 4 kinds of draft sake at Kessen Sekigahara.
Happo-tai: Attack of the West (light blue)
Happo-tai: surprise attack by the east (green)
Namaizakari, the first battle of the West (yellow)
Namaizakudai: First Battle of the East (red)
It is said that "Happa-tai" means "Ori-gara-mi," "Seigun" means "Hidahomare," and "Higashi gun" means "Dewa-tansan.
Overall, the impression was good, with a refreshing sweetness. Both of the West Army wines had a fruity taste. The light blue foaming corps was also delicious, but I bought the yellow Seigun because it is brewed in Shirakawa-go and I wanted to choose a sake that was not nigori (nigori) type.
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ちょろき
Mr. bouken
Hi ☀️
Interesting product name 🤣.
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マナチー
Hi bouken 😃I'm not a history geek, but I like the name 😆 and it's delicious 👍.
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ポンちゃん
Hello bouken, ☁️
Happo-tai 🤣 really nice naming 👍I'm curious about Shirakawa-go, I've never drank anything but nigori 😊I'm looking forward to the yellow raw western WW 🎶.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Choroki😃.
The naming sounds like a story, but the taste was moderately good 😋.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Manachy 😃.
I was caught by the fancy label and naming 🤣.
I thought it would be better if they promoted not only Shirakawa-go but also this place a little more 😅.
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bouken
Good evening, Ponchan😊.
I thought it's not so bad that Shirakawa-go makes sake and the brewery is in Ogaki city, but Sekigahara is a good location for it 😅If you see it in a department store, please try it 😁.
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nito
Good evening bmuken😋.
The other day, I went to a brewery opening and tasted the Sekigahara series.
I was skeptical because I had only had nigori, but it was so good that on the way home, I bought a bottle of Tougun Teppoutai Kisatsu. 😃😋
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bouken
Good evening, nito😃.
I see you went to the brewery opening 😍I love it 😋.
I had low expectations for Sekigahara because I thought it was "not" Sekigahara, but it was delicious 😁.
I'll buy this one 😆👍
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さけラン
This is 👋, Mr. Bou from Kochikara.
Oh, by the way, you've been to Shirakawa-go! (*bou-san's announcement 😇)
It's very famous, but I haven't tasted it yet 💧.
I'll try the nigori first 💧.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Sakaeran😃.
I'm surprised you haven't had it 😳
You can find nigori in supermarkets, so please try it 🤗
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