Izumibashi恵 青ラベル 純米吟醸
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key-key
★★★☆☆
強いミネラルと酸味が気になった。
ぬる燗にしてもらったら、品の良い甘みで包まれてびっくりするほど美味かった。
key-key
★★★☆☆☆
The label is adorable.
Symbolic dragonfly overwintering eggs and snowman.
Fresh sweet and sour like lychee.
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くまくま
Tonight, at Takataro's for the first time this year, we started with Junmai Ginjo sake made with Ebina Yamadanishiki from Izumihashi from Kanagawa 💚.
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あきざかり
I always wanted to drink Izumibashi.
Not a dragonfly label, but a snowman.
It is nigori sake, so it has a taste of rice.
It had more sake flavor than I expected.
It seems to go well with dishes with strong flavors!
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key-key
★★☆☆☆☆
Sweetness stands out
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みりん
Slightly sweet with a hint of bitterness
It goes well with light white fish sashimi such as Medina.
I have the impression that it loses out to strong flavored fish.
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なべ
It is easy to drink and has little peculiarity, while still allowing the full flavor of the rice to be tasted. Looks good warmed up. Bonito flakes.
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なべ
It is easy to drink and has little peculiarity, while still allowing the full flavor of the rice to be tasted. Looks good warmed up. Bonito flakes.
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Izumibashi純米吟醸 海老名産山田錦 恵 青ラベル
シカタロウ
Izumihashi Sake Brewery, which starts from rice cultivation. It is served cold. It has a gorgeous aroma, sweet rice flavor, and a sharp aftertaste.
You can drink as much as you like with Setsubun beans as a side dish.
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glk_n
Yogurt (lactic acid) aroma, light sweetness and acidity, slightly astringent and sharp.
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ヤスベェ
Winter Nigorinpic 31
Snow Dharma Drinking Comparison 2️⃣
Today, I'm going to try Izumihashi Junmai Activated Nigori.
It took me quite a while to open the bottle even though it was stored at a low temperature, but I was able to get the supernatant and compare the two 😀.
Compared to yesterday's new sake Kouyuki Junmai Ginjo, which had a beautiful taste even among nigori, this one has a nice, bubbly taste with a firm rice flavor 😀.
Even though they are from the same company, the basic taste is similar, but different nuances are well expressed in this sake😇.
I love the sparkling taste of the active nigori 😇
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ポンちゃん
Good morning, Yasube-san 🐥.
I see that you also got the number of ⛄️ that can be used for the festival 😆 That's great👍Izumibashi, not only the color of the label, but also the look of ⛄️ 😳It's cute 🤔I saw ❣️ and thought this one is more to my liking 🤔.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Yasbay 😃.
Including the Tochigi sake that comes out ahead 🤗Snowman⛄️ drinking comparison is great👍.
Wakata's theory that active nigori is absolutely delicious is alive and well 😋.
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ヤスベェ
Good evening, Pon 😀
This year, I picked up only delicious snow dalmations to make Nigorinpikku, too😇.
Even in my imagination, I think Pon-chan prefers this one 😇.
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ヤスベェ
Good evening, Jay & Nobby 😀
I'm also doing this nigorinpic and all the sake tastes are so different from each other that I never get tired of drinking them in a row😇.
But I still think my favorite nigori sake is active nigori 😀.
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