I bought this at Nagano station when I went back home.
I had had Comet before, but this was my first time 👀.
Apparently it is a new arrival.
It's low al but it's rich and tasty 😋.
Naotora TAG SAKE Junmai Ginjo Nama Sake
Rice: Miyamanishiki produced in Nagano Prefecture
Alcohol content: 13%.
Rice polishing ratio: 59
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Naotora
Junmai Ginjo
Directly harvested
Alcohol 17%.
Rice polishing ratio 59
100% Miyamanishiki from Nagano Prefecture
Endo Sake Brewery
Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture
at Kanda Sakelaba
Junmai Ginjo has a great aroma.
Yesterday 6 kinds. 6 glasses.
New sake. I had the bottom of the bottle and the first sip. I was surprised to find they were completely different. The bottom of the bottle is sweet and delicious, with a strong flavor. Kuchikira is gassy and refreshing. Both have a strong ginjo aroma. Delicious! This was on the shelf at Koyama-san. I should have bought it.
Miyamanishiki is used for this product.
You can feel the care that goes into making this sake: no label, just a tag.
It is recommended for beginners because of its low alcohol content and sweetness unique to nama-shu.
This is another sake we received as much as we could drink.
It is called "Junginnamagenshu".
Oh, Aizan is on board, too, isn't it Haneman?
It is very thick. Even after Tsuchida, it's still thick. It seems to be.
I think the picture with Yamamoto's yellow is catchy or not.
takeshon-san Good evening. I haven't been playing lately either. I'm afraid I'm going to be playing a lot of games when I drink and play. Please let me know if you want to play. If you lose, I'll give you a drink as a present.
The extra item, Junmai Daiginjo, Nama Genjyo. Fruity and smooth, with a good balance of sweetness and sake-like taste, very, very delicious! I recommend this one as a Naotora fan who's into Naotora for some reason!
