Kashokusparkling methode ruralu
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Sparring.
Second fermentation in bottle.
There are some peculiarities. Strong sense of fermentation.
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hana
Brilliant pineapple flavor
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arinco
It has a strong taste with the flavor and richness of rice.
It washes away greasy food without losing its flavor.
It is interesting to see how it softens and changes its expression when heated slightly.
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eiji
The deep sweetness is impressive compared to hiyaoroshi.
It had an atmosphere that went well with food.
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eiji
Mildly sweet, with a broad aroma.
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Kashoku芳醇純吟ーイ号
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This month we had a lot of drinking outside, so it's been a while since I've had a drink at home!
I got a bottle of summer sake "Kashoku", which is rarely seen even in my hometown, because there was some left at the liquor store!
The mouthfeel is sweet with a refreshing acidity, and the mellow aroma lingers until the end.
It seems that more emphasis is placed on the mellow aroma than on the refreshing taste!
Although it is a summer sake, it is a perfect bottle for long nights in autumn.
I felt it has the potential to be as good as many dishes in the autumn season of taste.
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kawa
Sweet and sour, cold and room temperature 113011
Chunchun is "crazy hot" in Fukui dialect
We recommend heating it up to 55-60℃.
The flavor mellows out when warmed.
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arinco
Light and fruity aroma.
It is so light that when you first drink it, you may think it is a low-alcohol sake. It has a refreshing acidity and a hint of sweetness, and it goes down quickly.
It is just the right sake for a hot day.
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一本義 仙介🇺🇦
This sake is from Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture.
The city is home to the world's three largest eyeglass production centers (Italy-China-Sabae) and the hidden Mecca for live idol shows, Sun Dome Fukui.
I have lived in Sabae for about three years and am still a fan of Sabae glasses (although my current glasses are from Sabae Outlet).
The word "kasandome" is said to mean the gorgeous candlelight that illuminates the wedding table.
A far cry from the Hayaseura I saw earlier, but powerful!
Slightly yellow in color, it has a twisted aroma typical of local old-fashioned sake, an alcoholic flavor typical of honjozo, and a full-bodied sweetness that follows the flavor of the entrée like a secondary melody.
How about if you warm it up?
The sweetness comes out with a sharp taste, the twisted aroma becomes a little stronger, and the lactic acid bacteria flavor (not so much sourness) is moist and disappears after 5 seconds.
The impact of the sweetness is slightly stronger.
The sweetness has a slightly stronger impact, and it wraps up the oiliness and bitterness of wild vegetable tempura well.
Well, it is hard to say whether it is good at room temperature or warmed up.
I drank a low-alcohol sparkling sake called "Hwasong Sparkling Metodo Rural" last May when I went back to my hometown.
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arinco
Purchased at a local liquor store's sake distribution program.
Very sweet with an apple-like aroma.
The sweetness is combined with sourness to make it easy to drink.
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hideki.KAWAKAMI
The other day, I went to visit Masutani Hamono (Echizen Uchihamono) in Fukui Prefecture and bought this Fukui sake.
It had a fresh and rich flavor like honey apples, and in the aftertaste, a bitter aroma like caramel appeared.
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兎御殿
I went on a sake brewery tour in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture.
I bought a bottle of Junmai Daiginjo brewed with Gohyakumangoku, a locally grown sake rice.
I had only ever drunk Junmai Daiginjo with Yamadanishiki before, so I was surprised to find it had a completely different and refreshing taste.
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