Yaz
I went on a business trip to Aomori the other day and brought this as a souvenir.
I vaguely matched it with squid or tuna.
I thought it was probably a local luxury sake.
It was a very tasty and elegant sake.
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八甲田おろしHakkoda Oroshi
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ゆうさん
As a cup of sake, it's not bad!
However, if it's called Daiginjo, the aroma is not enough! The drinkability is good.
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ましらのやまさん
Sake rice: 100% Hanabuki Snow, 60% polished rice
The label is still there, so I'm pretty sure I bought it for home use, but the alcohol content is so tattered I can't read it.
From October 2016 to the end of January 2017, I received various sakes for year-end parties, farewell parties, New Year's parties, and for home use.
Also, there are some alcoholic beverages that I have kept the labels, but I cannot identify the date of purchase and the date of drinking. So we have set the date we drank it as 01/01/2017.
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stst
This is a light, dry type of sake.
The ginjo aroma is gorgeous, but it is also a little subdued, giving a refreshing feeling.
The sake itself is as clear as melted snow and has a crisp throat. It's one of my favorites, partly because the taste is similar to that of "Akagisan"!
I would like to visit Sangayu Onsen again sometime ♨️.
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Super Masa
Soft. A moment like a snowstorm. The length of the aftertaste is so deep that you can't help but close your eyes and savor it.
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Jさん
Hakkouda Oroshi Daiginjo Directly Pumped Raw Sake (Aomori)
This is a gift. It is the thing which my hand came out of. It is a product of Hato Masamune in Towada City. The umami, acidity, and sweetness are all rich, and it's a daiginjo-like sake. Rather than being neat, it has a bit of complexity with a hint of bitterness. It has a high alcohol content of 17 degrees, so it packs a punch. I think it tastes best when it's heated up rather than cold.
Aomori uses the name Hakkouda for many things. I once worked at the prefectural Hakkouda High School, which was closed a long time ago.
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えのとも
Alcohol content 15 degrees, Polishing ratio 55%, 100% Hanabuki snow
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りょうた
Very delicious ❗ Good aroma, good throat feeling, good taste. It is a recent hit without saying anything.
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リッチ
★★★
やま
It has a strong rice flavor. I think it goes well with fish dishes.
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しょーま
うまい