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I'd like to drink Morishima---
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gishi_yama
Gifted Fuji Taikan ✨Secret Sake ✨Softly sweet aroma that reminds you of the deliciousness of drinking, and when you hold it in your mouth, the bold sweetness, umami and sourness play in balance and come together quickly. It is a delicious and fun sake that reminds you of the feeling you get when you watch a highly accomplished skating performance☺️.
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ユ
Light mouthfeel.
Easy to drink.
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おちょこネコ
In the midst of the many cancellations of orders for sake rice due to the new Corona, the local JA requested the use of rice produced in Ibaraki Prefecture, and this junmai ginjo shiboritate, which can be called the starting point of Morishima, was brewed using 100% prefectural sake rice.
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It is a little dry with acidity, but it is not sharp and easy to drink.
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Scousekats
After a weekend of beer, we have sake. Today's sake is Fuji Taikan Junmai Ginjo from Morishima Shuzo in Hitachi City.
#MorishimaShuzo.
#Fuji Taikan
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寿梨庵
A liquor store I'm familiar with has started carrying it, and I've been curious about it for a while, so I asked them to send it to me.
First of all, I like the artistic label. I love the word "Shiboritate" on it like a drop.
When you first open the bottle, it is slightly fizzy, and the umami that seems to be Junmai comes with a bang, but it is sophistically modern. There is a faint semedyne, banana? There is a fruitiness like a banana, and it is good.
On the second day, the fizziness disappears and it becomes soft on the palate, and there is another fruitiness. On the second day, the fizziness disappears and the wine becomes soft on the palate. The bitter aftertaste seems to have come out.
It was no wonder it was so popular.
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ふふいち
It's so easy to drink!
You can drink it like water.
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なとー
Unpasteurized sake
The aroma is subdued, and the taste is clean with no heavy aftertaste.
Delicious Omachi with a pleasant acidity.
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Taikan森嶋 雄町 純米大吟醸 生酒
nomurin_tsubakurou
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'I've been to all the oceans in the world... but nothing can surpass sake made from water that soaks your skin. It's the sake of my homeland, drink it!
These are the golden words of the famous red-haired Shanks. (I haven't crossed the sea...)
Yes, I've spent more time in Tokyo than anywhere else, but when it comes to my hometown... Ibaraki Prefecture! I'm often told that it lacks charm, so I've been saying for the past 10 years, "Personally, it's like the 24th ward of Tokyo," but it hasn't stuck at all. Not even in my family.
So why not just have a good drink? So, I'd like to start promoting it little by little.
The first drink is this brand that I've been seeing a lot lately, "Morishima"!
Let's start with a cold one!
The first touch is a little sweet, but it cuts right through without leaving any lingering aftertaste.
It has both the sweetness and sharpness that are in vogue, so it will go well with a variety of dishes.
When I warmed it up...mmmm...the acidity comes out even more, and it's spasmodic and sharp!
Hmmm... "plainly delicious" Ibaraki taste!
It doesn't have to be flashy, it's just down-to-earth deliciousness!
It's good!
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ゅぃ。
It's light and sweet on the palate, and you'll drink too much.
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