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悦凱陣Yorokobigaijin
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sato@ohhama
Fruity and refreshing
with fried horse mackerel tataki, yam and eringi mushrooms with baby sardines.
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tjr
Takamatsu Tachiyumikotoko.
I had an image of Etsukaijin as heated, junmai, and aged, but this was cold sake, ginjo, and raw. It was surprisingly easy to drink, with a strong bitterness and ginjo aroma.
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nat0531
Refreshing? At the store
I want it.
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うるっちょ
The 2nd kininal name you see on SAKEWA's TL
～Etsukaijin~!
With all due respect, I misread the name until I received it, but... m(_ _)m
When the label has the specifications on it
it makes it look delicious!
Light and smooth
Rich aftertaste
A bottle that can be drunk down without anxiety
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Yorokobigaijin山廃オオセトむろか生
Yorokobigaijin赤磐雄町 生原酒
moemif
At Mana Ita in Suwa. We had it heated by the master.
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のりたま
The sake is labeled as having a sake degree of +14 degrees, but the spiciness comes on slowly, rather than with a gusto. It is quite refreshing. The acidity of Yamahai can also be felt somehow.
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ちばさん
I found a brand I haven't encountered very often, so I gave it a try.
Anyway, the volume and power that comes with a gusto are amazing.
It has the smell of sake, but the umami and sharpness enveloped it.
I got drunk more quickly than usual when I heated it up. It's delicious.
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ryuji
They say it has a good balance of sweet, spicy, acidic, astringent and bitter,
Some say it tastes better when laid to rest.
It certainly has all the elements,
It has a complex taste in a good sense.
Many sake lovers are addicted to it.
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tjr
At Mana Ita, Kamisuwa.
It was served warm. It is a very tasty junmai with a fluffy core.
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Yorokobigaijin山廃オオセトむろか生
NomBay
whoosh
sound of a whizzing sound
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