yoshi_ka
Drinking iron mood!
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Tamagooo
Solid old-fashioned style
with no distinguishing features, which is a feature
and introduced with a laugh
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徒然草
It had a dry taste that could be cooled down and drunk refreshingly in this hot season.
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choco3111
Dark, nice fragrance, I like it.
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Nine_aki
Purchased at Okayama Prefecture Product Fair
You can taste the rice flavor quite well, so it feels like you are eating rice.
Taste: firm rice flavor
Aroma: Slightly rice aroma
Return aroma: Slightly rice aroma
Goes well with snacks such as meat with a strong flavor (good with horse sashimi)
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nabe３
A delicious sake with a fruity daiginjo flavor that also soaks in easily. 8.5
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かっつ
It's been a while since I've posted!
It's not that I haven't been drinking, but I've been so busy with my personal life that I haven't been able to post anything 💧.
The lingering summer heat is easing up and it's starting to feel more like autumn, so I wanted to drink hiyaoroshi (Japanese sake) and bought some.
It is soft, sweet, and a little bit crisp with a lingering scent of summer!
I'm enjoying it today with shishamo fish.
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grant
Probably hiyaoroshi. Calm, non-habitual taste, easy to drink as a food sake.
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あすみん
3.8 ★★★☆☆☆☆
Dry sake but refreshing.
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あかまん
Not much sweetness, more of a bitter taste,
more astringent than tasty? But it's a totally good one.
Sourness? Full-bodied?
If you drink it with a meal, it will drown out everything and you can drink it easily.
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my
Aroma and taste typical of honjozo. I like the idea of being able to buy it at a convenience store, but not this one...
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呑み助
Kamo Midori Honjozo
May 28, 2022
This Okayama brewery brews its own sake with rice from its own rice fields. When we previously tasted Takebayashi, we felt it was a sake for warming up, and this honjozo also has a solid, mature aroma that would look great warmed up. When served cold, it has a light sweetness, followed by an acidity that pulls it through the palate, leaving it full-bodied. When heated, the sweetness and richness increase, and the acidity and umami are both enhanced. This is a perfect local honjozo sake, a perfect accompaniment to a meal.
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