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A sake limited to Kyoto. A relatively rich daiginjo. It is a slightly sweet sake with a good balance between the cleanliness of the ginjo and the mellowness in the mouth.
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Kuri
Drank w G, E, & J at Fushimi Sake Village. Delicious!
The sake’s name is a combo of miyako, “ancient capital,” & tsuru, “crane.” The portmanteau of miyako and tsuru recalls the 1,000-year span when Kyoto was the cultural, artistic, & political capital of Japan.
A smaller Fushimi breweries, Miyakotsuru has long had ties with the Tamba region of Kyoto, from which their brewers historically came. They preserve traditional sake-making skills, and aspire to the crane’s longevity & elegance.
たかぽん
Great refreshing sake with a sake strength of +7 🍶.
You can drink it like water 😊.
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たくぼん
At Kahana in Nishiki Market, Kyoto.
A standing bar where you can enjoy Kyoto's local sake with a dish.
The sake was fruity and easy to drink.
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2014*11*9
宇都宮 ケンジ
「立ち呑み 賀花」(錦市場)