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Let's compare this retro-labeled one, too! The manager told us that this is a Hokkaido sake. Wakakura is not registered as a standard brand at Sake-no-wa! Please register it! It was a refreshing and tasty sake! Sake made with white malted rice I'll keep this in mind. Tonight, there was a celebration party for a former waiter at the back of the restaurant! I also had a bowl of chilled tomato soup that was served at that time! Lightly acidic, cold and delicious! Thank you very much! Congratulations ㊗️ The last dish was my favorite, Toro Taku! a great way to learn the secrets of the art of cooking Rice used: Kitsushizuku (Hokkaido) Rice polishing ratio / 60 Sake meter / ±0 Acidity / undisclosed Alcohol content / 14~15 Condition / Unpasteurized (Hon-nama)
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Young brewers at Takasago Sake Brewery in Asahikawa, Hokkaido are working on a sake project. This year, 2021, they are challenging the addition of wine yeast. It tastes like white wine! It is very different from sake. It is a good sake to start with. It is recommended to drink it with a glass of wine. extensive knowledge Now in its fifth year, Takasago Shuzo has taken on the challenge of making sake with wine yeast, a first for the brewery! The label was designed to evoke the elegance of wine without the Japanese atmosphere typical of Japanese sake, with a playful touch of foil stamping in the motif of a wine glass. This year marks the fifth year of the WAKAZO KURA Challenge, a project by young brewers. Looking back over the past four years... 2017: A sweet Junmai sake for those who don't like sake 2018 / Junmai sake with a taste that even women can easily drink 2019 / Dry junmai ginjo sake with a stylish male image 2020: Daiginjo-shu with a theme of a parent and child drinking together or as a gift We have changed the quality and concept of sake every year with the hope of spreading awareness of the diversity of sake.
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