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A reminder of last night 🎵🎵
Wednesday we went to our usual izakaya for drinks ✨🏮✨.
Bring your own drinks here: ⤴️🍶
Refreshing, refreshing, fruity🌸🍶✨.
It was very delicious!
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Chose Inamuraya, which I haven't had yet 😚.
Delicious ❗️
But... I compared it to another Inamuraya💦.
Sourness? Maybe it had a spikiness to it😅.
They made a reservation for lunch at a fancy restaurant for our arrival time *. (๓͈ ˘ `͈๓). *
You are indeed a gourmet 👏😊💕.
It was delicious!
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Aomori Sake Inamuraya I used to drink outside.
Special Junmai was done.
There are not many check-ins for this sake.
It's a sake from Aomori, so...
This time, we've been taking our time with the fruity sakes we've been enjoying lately, and this one is freshly brewed and dry.
It's a bit of a quirk, but it's very crisp and clean.
I don't heat sake.
I don't warm sake, but I thought it was good.
I thought it was good.
It's also good when it's settled down.
It's also good when it's settled down.
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ふかきよ
It has a fruity aroma, a tangy sweet but delicious aftertaste that is more tangy than sour.
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Satomi
Purchased at a liquor store in Aomori on the way back from climbing Mt. Hakkoda☺️.
It was after seeing the grassy autumn leaves in the marshland.
I was drawn to the orange label 🥰.
Inamuraya Hiyoshi Oroshi
Junmai Daiginjo-nama sake
Alcohol content: 17.5
Rice used: Hanasoui
Rice polishing ratio: 50%.
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NeetParadise
Purchased at Jizakean Sato in Aomori Prefecture.
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yuta
Inamuraya Nakakumi Junmai Daiginjo
Unfiltered and unadjusted Tank No. 18
Local Aomori sake
Inamuraya, I didn't know it existed...
I didn't know it existed...
Compared to the Jyushiyo we drank together
I felt that the fruity taste was left as it was, and the sweetness was
fruity flavor and less sweetness.
It was delicious.
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ゴロリ
Summer sake. The sweetness and umami have gone away. Almost alcohol water.
2.5
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ふかわ
Fairly sweet, dry aftertaste. The bitterness is quite strong when the temperature is low, so it was better to leave it at room temperature for a bit.
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よっしー
Tank NO35
Sweet.
No alcohol.
Sweet.
No aftertaste.
Sweet
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オゼミ
2021 0310
☆☆☆☆
Inamuraya
Junmai Nama-zake
Hiyadori
Alcohol 18.5
Polishing ratio 60
Narumi Brewery
Kuroishi-city, Aomori pref.
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おふじ
Personal preference 3.5/5.0
Rice, malted rice (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 18%.
This is the fourth bottle of sake I brought home.
I drank it about a week ago and forgot to post it💦.
I wanted to buy the award-winning Inamuraya Bunshiro, but it was too expensive.
Just as I was thinking that, they told me that they don't sell many of these, so I bought this one.
The color is a beautiful amber and the aroma is gorgeous!
I was expecting it to be a very fruity unfiltered unpasteurized sake, but it was more like a sweet rice wine with a bit of weight.
It was mellow and just right, maybe a little high in alcohol?
The friend I sent it to gave it high marks.
When I posted the photo, I included the ice trees I saw over there. It was -16 degrees that day and I couldn't move a muscle!
Postscript
Last week, I went to a local liquor store and they had Urabasen.
It's also available in Kansai, so if you find it, please try it 👋.
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Ofuji.
I have never seen this sake before. 35 is the No. of the tank, right? That's very rare 😳
Minus 16 degrees Celsius is unimaginably cold. I think I'm going to get a lot of chilblains 😫.
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おふじ
Hello, Ponchan!
I didn't see it in the predictive conversion in Sake no Wa either!
I'm looking forward to learning more when I do my homework.
We had one set of clothes ready, but most of them were retreated indoors😅.
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イズミ
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ばび
After drinking Junmai Daiginjo.
I feel a little peculiar.
But it's not bad.
Rice polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 16.5
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ばび
Inamuraya Bunshiro
R3 years gold medal winning sake
Mild sweetness
This is easy to drink!
I didn't know there was such a sake in Aomori!
Rice polishing ratio 40%.
Alcohol content 16 degrees
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