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うーさん0867
Asamadake Junmai Sake
Otsuka Shuzo, Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture
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あらいぐま太郎
Sake recommended by an acquaintance 🥃.
Sweet and easy to drink
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ISSA
Goes well with soba noodles, with its mellow aroma and the sweet, tangy flavor of the original sake that spreads on the palate. Goes well with Tempura Seiro Soba!
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寅之助
This Asamatake was brewed in 2019 and left to sleep in the brewery until now. It is Junmai-shu specs, but considering it is a so-called aged sake, it is also a great cosy sake for just over 1,600 yen. ☺️
The body is slightly yellowish. The alcohol content of 19% makes it powerful, and the mellow, aged aroma and taste are reminiscent of brandy.
When it was fresh from the refrigerator, it had a slightly sharp taste, but it was better to drink it at room temperature to enrich the aroma and mellow it out 🍶.
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yama024
A refreshing sake to drink cold in spring and summer.
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ハム
The only remaining sake brewery in the castle town of Komoro.
A masterpiece by a female master brewer. ❣️
Refreshing and fruity aroma.
The body is firm and full-bodied.
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坊や哲
#Hitokoshiki: Delicious, with an aroma that is both sweet and mild.
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浅間嶽宮島100周年記念酒
iCHi-Yo
Sake made with hard water.
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浅間嶽無濾過生原酒
海賊狩り
performance to liven up a bar
grilled myoga with miso
grilled chicken
grilled chicken
grilled chicken
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浅間嶽地酒屋宮島100周年記念酒
アラジン
We received a "Nagano no Toji Tasting Comparison of All 7 Kinds" at our favorite chuin (No.3).
This is a commemorative sake for the 100th anniversary of Shinshu's sake store, Jizakeya Miyajima.
The seven sake brands brewed by female toji in Shinshu were gathered together.
The bottle design is a unified project, with a watermark of each brewery's image, but other than that, the design is probably free.
Detailed specifications such as specific name and rice polishing ratio are unknown, but the sake rice alone varies from Miyamanishiki, Hitogokochi, and Kinmon Nishiki.
The third of these is Asamadake (Asama-dake).
This sake is brewed by Toji Hakujitsu Otsuka of the Otsuka Shuzo brewery.
After training at a sake research institute, he became the 8th generation master brewer in 2015, and aims to create "a unique sake that never goes out of style," brewed with the hard water of Asama Mountain.
The aroma is dry with a hint of gentle sweetness.
In the mouth, the smooth, watery flavor is followed by a dry taste with a hint of sweetness.
The aftertaste is gradually short.
It was a beautiful sake that cherishes the taste of water.
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きまぐれ
unprotected (i.e. not wearing a condom)
Sweet, dark, and strong. Gutsy and tasty. The power to crack your head open with a hammer. It's a very strong taste. Thick. Alcohol-derived dryness. 87 points.
Sweetness: 3.2
Dryness: 3.3
Acidity: 3.2
Hinted aroma: 2.6
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さなD
Rice used is Miyamanishiki
Coincidentally, two bottles in a row, the first sake from Nagano!
This one is also good. ❣️
It has a fresh mouthfeel with a solid umami spread, and finishes with a good amount of bitterness and a nice crispness.
The balance and story are excellent.
I found a brewery that I'm a little curious about: ‼️
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デイデイ
I had this drink once before the new year.
I have not written about the impression I had of the sake, which was strong in alcohol, but not lingering, and I was able to enjoy it again today and think it was a good drink.
It is an old-fashioned sake that has evolved, not to say old-fashioned.
It has been more than 10 days since it was opened, but it is a strong sake that has not lost its strength.
I searched for the brewery without much interest, thinking that it was a rounded sake with little assertiveness, but the toji was so nice that my drunken mind thought I had no choice but to write about it.
I was so drunk that I felt I had no choice but to write about it.
The trend in sake is to somehow add variations of sweetness, but when I think about what kind of sake I really want to drink, I think this is the kind of sake I want to drink.
Anyway, it should be hard, sharp, and not smelly.
I think it is a difficult job.
I am grateful for the fact that I was able to get drunk again tonight.
I really recommend you to drink it once.
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