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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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sio_sakesuki
Hiyaoroshi Junmai Ginjo Nama Genshu ☆4.5
Smooth sweetness that melts on the tongue.
The aroma is like the honey of a pretty flower.
It is a beautiful sake with a well-balanced taste.
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ましらのやまさん
Inamuraya Junmai Ginjo Sake ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Polished rice 50% al15
20180807 Hirosaki Izakaya Waiwai: 20180807
Nebuta Festival solo travel. The snack is [keno-jiru].
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くまのスーさん
♪ It's a beautifully balanced and clean brew ♪
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hoshiaki
Junmai Ginjo ✨Nama Genshu
The last day of the trip to Tohoku and Hokkaido
It was sweet, umami, mellow 🤤 good mouthfeel 👍 pleasant taste.
Fish Eater's Den @ Shin Aomori Station 20201018
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涼颯冷爽
キャベツ太郎
Inamuraya Junmai-shu Ryou Soudou Reisou [Summer Sake
It's a refreshing summer sake! Priced at 1300 yen, I like it cosmetically😋.
I enjoyed it with horse mackerel sashimi.
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dank
Delicious!
I got this at Hatazen in Aomori.
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Naoqi
When I was taking a walk, I saw a sake shop on the way, so I took a chance.
Aomori's local sake, Inamuraya's Special Junmai, 500 yen for a cup.
You can taste the flavor of the rice on the palate, and the aftertaste is refreshing.
I thought it was delicious to drink sake outside while taking a walk.
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Chokki
Inamuraya Muku Junmai Daiginjo Nama Genshu
16.5 degree 50%.
This is an Aomori sake that is not widely distributed, but the boss of the Shinagawa Nakanobu Drinking Contest likes it so much that he often lets us try it.
My usual impression is that it is fruity and pumpy with a heavy body. The aftertaste is a little sweet and a little unpleasant, but how was it this time?
The first sip. It's a little more fruity than what I've had before. Maybe the yeast is different. It seems to be a cross between "Mahoroba Gin" and "Mahoroba Mellow" yeast. It's still a pungent yeast full of caproic acid, though. However, this "Inamuraya Mujuku" has a crisp aftertaste and a bitter richness. Because of this, it has a cohesive taste, so even though I am not a big fan of capricious sake, I was able to enjoy it with the right timing.
Rating: ☆☆☆☆ 20210405
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pyonpyon
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きっちー
A sake rarely seen in Miyagi...so glad my friend in Aomori gave it to me😊.
Aomori is known for its sweetness and mellowness, but it is also known for its crispness and clarity.
I'm sure you'll find it addictive😌.
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TAki
@Sagaki Shoten, Kushiro City
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スルタン
Gorgeous and fruity. Inamuraya is using Aomori's Hanaimuki rice, which is also used in Toyoupai.
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酒主T
This is the Inamuraya Special Junmai. There were many other sake brands such as Tamazake and Houpai, but I asked for another Aomori series around here. It was my first time to try this brand, but it was a dry rice flavored sake with a strong flavor.
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yoshuk
The aftertaste is a bit unique.
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