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Konan pickled vegetables (Hon mirin) This sake is from Higashinada-Mikagego. It is a Konan pickles company, but it is also a member of the sake brewers association. This is my first time to drink Hon Mirin. It smells a little bit twisted. This is good. The taste is very fine and smooth. It has a rich, dense sweetness and texture! I didn't know mirin could be this good. I was a little (a lot) fascinated! Actually, this was the best one I had today. At Nada Gogo Sake Brewery The last drink I had was the superb Kuromatsu Kenbishi highball. What is this? The richness and shape of kenrishige are still there. The dark sake lees-like sweet and astringent taste is well balanced by the carbonation. The taste that escapes through the nose is also very nice. After enjoying Nada sake, I went outside to find that the rain had stopped. After that, I had ramen in front of Mikage station, and for some reason (I was too drunk to remember why), I also had ramen in front of JR Sumiyoshi station before going home (I like ramen as much as I like sake).
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柳かげと違ってこちらは赤酒様の甘みととろみがある.製法は明確に違うのだけれども.寛文の雫を思い出す.薬酒にも見られるような甘ったるい上立ち香,そのまま飲むと喉が痛い.焼酎割りやロック,ソーダ割りで飲んでみよう.ちなみに度数はお酒と変わらない.
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Let me introduce a drinking mirin here in Sake-no-wa. YANAGAKAGE (HONKAKEI in Kanto) is a drinking mirin made from mirin and shochu. The sweetness of this mirin is very special, and it tastes good with soda, which has a higher alcohol content than the original sake. It is not as sweet as akashu.
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The manufacturer, Takashima Sake Shokuhin, is famous for its Konanzuke (Nara pickles), and is the only member of the Nada Gogo Sake Brewers Association that does not produce sake, but mirin (sweet sake).
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