ひでゆき
Miyamanishiki. 15.5°C.
It has a strong pungency and nastiness.
We look forward to the changes in the future.
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さきひろ
Ippou Dai-harakuchi Junmai
It has the aroma of cedar barrels, and although it is called "Dai-harakuchi" (very dry), it is not too dry.
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しんしんSY
I'm going to attack the top shelf.
The manager says, "You can open your mouth if you want.
Then let's open it right away!
This is another unfamiliar brand!
Shinanonishiki Dai-harakuchi Junmai-shu Hiyoshi Oroshi!
Shinanonishiki itself is a sake I've had at Fukurokuju four years ago.
Like the most popular one, the mouthfeel is quite firm!
I have to say that Hiyoroshi is just like this!
But when you sip it slowly, you can taste the apple-like flavor on the tip of your tongue.
It's very deep!
Three kinds of sashimi
Tuna, salmon and two octopus.
a great deal of knowledge
Alcohol 16.5
Sake degree +10
Acidity 2.4
Amino acidity Not disclosed
Ingredient rice: Miyamanishiki grown in Kamiina
Polishing ratio 61
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m
Spicy and sour, cucumber?
Slightly sour, I like it
Dry
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🐻
🍶Tasteful yet crisp mid-meal sake
The theme is mellow dryness.
🍶Great dryness and refreshing acidity required for a mid-meal drink
🍶Rich flavor typical of junmai sake
That's right.
That's right.
I like it.
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Bさく
Polishing ratio 91
Easy to drink and delicious!
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よっち
At Simme, Kanda
Miyamanishiki Soft acidity food sake
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gomibako
It's a nama-shu, but the aroma is not that great.
It does not have a ginjo aroma, but the aroma of rice is okay.
The full-bodied flavor is strong, quite dry, and the taste of rice is also there. The rice flavor is also there.
But it is easy to drink.
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Ray
I took a sip with trepidation, wondering what kind of sake it would be with a 91% rice polishing ratio. ...Delicious! The umami and fullness of the rice lingers in the aftertaste.
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Shinanonishiki平谷純米ござねぶり生原酒
よし
It tastes like sake, sake, sake. It's a big hit.
I don't dislike it.
3, 7/5
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みやきよ
No peculiarities, fruity and easy to drink.
Drank in the past.
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あき
Rice polishing ratio 91
It is made for a mid-meal drink and has a rounded mouthfeel for the percentage of rice.
It has the umami taste of rice.
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katyu5252
Very tasty. The sense of rice bran is overwhelming. It has a sweetness, but it is clean and above all, the rice bran feeling is delicious.
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おおの
Sake made with pesticide-free rice from Nishi-Minowa.
The rice polishing ratio is a confident 91%! Although the rice is barely milled, it has a delicious rice flavor and aroma rather than a bran smell. If you are a little off, it might taste too rich and undrinkable, but it is so good that you can keep drinking it. It is not a sake to be drunk smoothly, but to be savored.
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