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umakiri (fifth highest of the eight hereditary titles)
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浪乃音Naminooto
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をげた
We had a new one opened and it was starting to blow up quite a bit. Nama-shu, nigori, beware of blowout, this literally is a fresh and delicious sake.
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takesake
I'll take it with the ankimo: ‼️
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はかたサバスキー
It is mild and well-balanced with no particular sharpness.
The top aroma is slightly melon-like and pear-like. It is slightly dry, but the umami of the rice seeps in pleasantly and gradually.
You will never get tired of drinking this sake.
Thank you for the sake.
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RainyWednesday
I drank it when I came to Nagoya to eat Hitsumabushi.
It was so-so and tasted good.
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Youko
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はむはむさん
This is my first time drinking this brand 🍶 The mouthfeel is modern and soft, but the feeling of alcohol passing through the nose is firm 😊 I can't sue it.
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yas
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ロビン
I ordered Naminone.
This was also ordered at room temperature, this one was ordered hot from the start. The first sip was hiya, which was refreshing and easy to drink, but I think it would be easier to drink cold.
When I tried it again hot, it was a little more rounded and mellow, and the aroma wasn't too bad either 👍
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NomBay
It has a lightness that I have never remembered before.
The umami in it is a masterpiece.
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shinjukubabylon
More solid than expected.
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Tak
It was a stylish label, and although I thought it would be a gorgeous fruity type, I really liked the light, refreshing and refreshing taste that flowed nicely from start to finish without any clutter.
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