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雪彦山Seppiko-san
Tsubosaka ShuzoHyogo
Hyogo Rank 17
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Popular Comments

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I see that it is read as "Sekepikozan". If I had not drank this sake, I might not have been able to read it correctly for the rest of my life. The taste is fresh and quite rich. The bitter bitterness comes out in the back of the mouth, and the taste is sharp and clean. The sweetness is modest for Aizan, and although it is not the modern type of sake, the umami flavor is very well conveyed. Not bad!
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bouken
I've been wanting to try this one for a while...they use 1801 yeast. It's gorgeous and fruity. It's also quite sweet. I think it's the most gorgeous of all the Yukihiko Yama brands. This was over 2,000 yen at a certain izakaya in Osaka, but at a nearby liquor store it was 1,980 yen🙄. I wonder what it is? I heard some breweries and stores add shipping costs 🤔.
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bouken
Sake opened at a remote off-line meeting (3) I was asked "What is the best sake you drank this year? I answered "Aozora", but later I remembered that it was the future of sake from Akabu newborn 🤣. By this time I couldn't even remember what it tasted like, so I checked again the next day. The rice used is 100% Benkei. It is a kijoshu, although there is no description. As it says, it has a thick sweet taste. Sweet and sour. I can only drink a little at a time because kijo-zake is so thick. A neighborhood liquor store owner told me that they make sake in a 200-year-old building. He said that the equipment is also old.
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Seppiko-san

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Location

1418-1 Yumesakichō Maenoshō, Himeji, HyogoOpen in Google Maps

Timeline

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Seppiko-san愛山1801純米吟醸生酒
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(Continued from last time) The last sake I bought on this visit to Ryuriki was Sesshikoyama. When opened, this excellent sake has a fruity aroma, mellowness, strength, and sweetness at the same time. It was a bottle that I wanted to adore forever in the aftertaste. It went well with any snacks such as pork gingerbread 🐷 crab🦀 cream croquettes and spicy cucumber🥒. ☺️
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Seppiko-san純米吟醸　愛山1801
Tsubosaka ShuzoHyogo
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I bought it at a local liquor store because it was recommended by the clerk. I had never had much Aizan sake, but it is quite gorgeous and punchy. The sweetness of the aroma lured me in, but the aftertaste was firm. It is a drinker's curse.
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Fruity Apple + Banana Rounded Slightly dry with a hint of sweetness Minerality is not as strong as Yamadanishiki, and the overall texture is soft. Sake rice called "Bakei" is used. Polishing ratio 60 Alcohol 17%.
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I've never drank much Sake. I drink sake at izakaya (Japanese style pubs), but to be honest, I don't really know what sake tastes like at izakaya. The temperature and cleanliness of the tableware is unknown. It is said to be the hottest sake in Sesshikoyama. The color is clear. White flowers and fruits. Pineapple, melon. A little bit of muddy koji (malted rice). The taste is indeed dry, dry and tangy, but the sweetness is also there, and the sweetness and mineral-like astringency are the main taste. It is not particularly tasty, but with buckwheat noodles, this kind of sake is better than one with a strange sourness. When heated, the sweetness increases, but the overall balance remains the same. Even though it has a high sake content, it is a bit different from Sanin-style sake. The sweetness is rather strong. It has a nuance similar to the minerality of Ryuriki. This may be a good thing, since they wanted to make a spicy sake anyway.
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Yukihiko-san no oni spicy👹‼️👹 This is very suki. Wagyu Beef Stewed in Motsuni Hokkaido nagaimoto Tomato miso base Then oyster gratin👏. Too aromatic and clammy.
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Brands from Tsubosaka Shuzo

Seppiko-san

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We analyze the flavors based on everyone's comments and select similar brands.

HyakurakumonSimilar Characteristics
DryAppleUmamiAciditySharp
KoshinoyukitsubakiSimilar Characteristics
FlamboyantFloralUmamiRoom TemperatureCrisp
HoraiSimilar Characteristics
SweetnessFruityUmamiCrispCreamy
MiyanoyukiSimilar Characteristics
SweetnessFruityAcidityUmamiBalanced
TenjuSimilar Characteristics
FloralAcidityUmamiFlamboyantFresh

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