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I was attracted by the delicacy of jasmine and plum blossoms!
Yes, yes, I know it's gentle!
Gentle and soft! It's not so sweet, but it's soft enough to cover it up.
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kopanda9
Cute carp package.
One cup from the antenna store.
It is a good size to drink out of.
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hoshiaki
Dry Chou 🥸.
The second all-you-can-drink drink is here. It's called "dry" and it's quite dry 😳. Sharp and sharp ✨. It may be a little alcoholic. Paired with tofu and mushrooms as a side dish.
The label is cute 💕I looked it up and it was famous in Niigata 30+ years ago in a TV commercial 😆.
Sake Labo Tokyo @ Jujo 20241113
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Breadfan
Rare sake rice "Kame-no-o" is used. This is Chosan's Kame-no-o from the Junmai Daiginjo series. It is a difference of rice. 17 degrees Celsius is firm, but the umami and bitterness that is typical of namaeshu are clearly understood, and it is fresh. It is just delicious!
You can tell the difference in the rice in this series by the bottle that Chosan's character is holding.
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mugen_sola
Ojiya City, Niigata Prefecture is manufactured by Niigata Meizo
Alcohol content 15 degrees
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ちばさん
I bought it because of the carp design.
It is easy to drink with little peculiarity.
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城崎みのり
sweet drink made with alcohol
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zoldkoyu
It was similar to the first Chichibu Nishiki Yamadanishiki I ever drank.
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たっつう
The last one was Niigata sake.
I have had N-888 from the same brewery, but unlike N-888, this was a light and dry Niigata-style sake.
It was a great sake to go with snacks.
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Breadfan
It's sweet, but it's spicy, 17 degrees. It is spicy but a bit rich and fruity. If you expect a sweet sake, it might be different. It is a good sake for those who know the Chosan series. It is hot, sweet, and moderate. It is delicious.
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Breadfan
17% alcohol by volume. It is dry, rich, and full of flavor. 17% alcohol by volume, so it is dry, but the inside is very fruity. It is a dry sake, but it has a fruity taste inside. It is a rich type that will please those who like dry sake. Personally, I like this type of dry, thick sake very much. It tastes similar to the Tsururei's 17 degree series!
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Breadfan
18 degrees alcohol. You would think it would be spicy from the degree, but it's sweet! It's rich and sweet. It is fruity or thick. This is the effect of direct pumping. 18 degrees is dangerous for this. A thick liquor with sweet juice. It is dangerous and delicious!
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