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Nihonbashi Fukushima-kan MIDETTE🍶 "National New Sake Competition" gold medal winning sake drinking comparison🍶.
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きのこ
Drinks like water.
A clean aftertaste after drinking.
Is it because the rice and water are delicious?
It has a mild taste.
It goes well with sashimi.
There are no peculiarities at all, so even sake beginners can easily try it.
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nabe
Hello.
Thank you for drinking sake from my hometown of Minamiaizu!
The owner's sister is a classmate of mine.
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きのこ
Thank you for your comment, nabe-san! I have only been a sake lover for a short time, but I would like to learn more about and enjoy sake from Aizu, where I have relatives (and also from Kaito Otokoyama Sake Brewery).
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たぬき男
Good with a beautiful, rich sweetness and light acidity.
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Vinny Brooklyn
Fukushima really making very good stuff these days. All those gold medals reflect how strong all of their Kura’s products are.
nabe
It had a ton of umami and a bit of bitterness that came to the tip of the tongue. It was a massive sake with a solid body.
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みっつー
Otokoyama
Junmai
INOMATA65
Yummmm!
It has a banana-like aroma with lots of umami!
It's just delicious!
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hoshiaki
Junmai dry 🍶.
New Year's sake✨2nd cup
Light and refreshing. Slightly acidic and a little spicy. Acid and a little spicy. With bamboo shoots 😋.
Aizu Kitakata Ramen Aizuna @ Jujo 20240106
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nabe
I wanted to drink it after seeing other people drinking it, so I asked Kobayashi Shuzo, a liquor store in Minamiaizu-cho, to reserve a bottle for me.
When I put it in my mouth, the sweetness, slight spiciness, and umami came in with a bang.
The back palate has umami at the base of the tongue and a bit of spiciness on the tip of the tongue.
It was a very heavy sake that was very drinkable.
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ドフラミンゴ
Kaito Oyama Sake Brewing Co.
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はるしか
As the name suggests, it has a sharp spiciness in the mouth, and the Junmai's richness spreads in the aftertaste. It is perfect for those days when you want a dry sake! It is perfect for those days when you want a dry sake. It is the best match for firefly squid fried in butter and soy sauce. ★★☆☆☆☆☆
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ちの
The aroma is fresh, and if you take a big gulp, it feels quite fresh, but the aftertaste is quite robust. The aftertaste is quite robust, but it is not so heavy that it makes you feel sizzling, so it is easy to drink.
I paired it with firefly squid stir-fried with butter and soy sauce, and it was a perfect match.
It did not go well with chicken stewed in tomato sauce, but it went well with sashimi.
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SRELP
At Aizu Kuramu, a sake bar in Aizu Wakamatsu
First served cold & in a flat sake cup
The impression was like sweet vinegared lotus root.
Then warmed to lukewarm.
It was surprisingly fruity and I thought it was a different sake.
I thought it was another sake!
I had it with Fukimiso miso.
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miuta_takashi
Dry but full of flavor
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きのこ
Secret sake wrapped in newspaper.
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nabe
Hello Mr. Mushroom.
I am suddenly very eager to try this sake. I'm going to ask Kobayashi Sake Shop run by my classmate Mari in Minamiaizu-cho to hold it for me until the next time I go back home!
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nabe.
Thank you for your comment😊They are wrapped in newspaper, so you can feel the excitement until you open them! Please try to drink it!
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Eric Kameyama
Calpis for adults.
Not too sweet.
Delicious.
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nabe
Hello, I'm Kaito Otokoyama, a sake brewer in my hometown of Minamiaizu.
Thank you for taking the time to try our breweries Kunigon and Kaito Ozan from my hometown of Minamiaizu!
The sister of the owner of the brewery is a classmate of mine.
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ぼうすけ
Today, a gift from my peers, the fragrance of dreams ♪
Another person gave me some puffer fish fins for fillet sake, so I tried heating it up.
The aroma of the puffer fish fins was in my nose, but at the same time, it was a bit dry.
Maybe I should have heated it up more 🤔.
I think I prefer to drink it cold at the same time because of the familiar taste 🙆.
I don't usually heat sake, so it's hard to know how much is best 😓.
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nabe
Hello.
Thank you for drinking sake from my hometown of Minamiaizu!
The sister of the head of this brewery is a classmate of mine from kindergarten.
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ぼうすけ
Good evening, NABE 🌙.
Fukushima has a lot of good sake, second only to my hometown Tochigi😋.
I have a classmate who is taking over a sake brewery, and I want to support him. I remember going to the ski resort through Aizu Tajima.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good morning, Bosuke 😃.
It's getting colder and it's time to enjoy heated sake 🤗Hire sake and other drinks are also good 🤗☺️
In our house, Nobby likes hot sake and the temperature is high 😊.
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ぼうすけ
Good morning, Jay & Nobby 😃.
I've never heated up my own wine before, so I'm not sure how it's done 😅I wonder if you guys find the best temperature range while doing it 🤔.
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