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Amami is deeply connected with rice cultivation
Amaterasu, an ancient Japanese god closely associated with rice cultivation, and "Miroku," meaning sake.
and "Miroku," meaning sake.
which means sake, and "Miroku," meaning sake.
Mellow, like a white grape
The crispness and gaseousness typical of Amami are retained.
Refreshing and fresh, with a rich flavor that expands.
Mellow dry type with less sweetness
Refreshing and intoxicating fruity aroma of ripe green apples 🍏.
The mouthfeel is refreshingly fresh from the sparkling microcarbonation. ‼️
The balance of fleeting yet subtle sweetness and light acidity, just like fireflies, is exquisite 🤤.
It is a perfect bottle for an early summer evening, watching fireflies fluttering about and enjoying a firefly heaven on the porch...it can't happen in reality, but it's something you might want to imagine. ❗️
Delicious 😋😋😋😋
After the shock of the black heaven the other day, I bought a batch of black and white today 🤍🐦⬛
Cocktail is the second bottle opened today 👀 in a good mood to prevent beetle overfishing.
The sound of opening the bottle is 👌
Both the aroma and taste are 👌!
Again, be careful not to drink too much⚠️
I'm sure I'll be able to guess "Tenbi".
Swamp
A sake with exquisite umami and sweetness, typical of Yamaguchi. It has a rich, dry taste. The fact that it is only sold by the square bottle is also a big bone of contention.
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This is a sweet ❣️ with a slightly sticky sweetness reminiscent of ripe persimmons 🟠.
It also has a ginjo aroma and is just right for a closing sake ☺️
It's ready to go home 🤗
