hatahata
It is a delicious sake with a refreshing acidity that makes it easy to gobble up.
It was the first summer sake of the season.
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凌駕Ryoga
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ハム
The discreet aroma and clean taste are addictive. The crispness typical of Niigata sake with a hint of rice flavor.
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へいぞう
I guess it is umakuchi unlike Niigata's light and dry. It is like a special bottle of Hakkaisan. This sake is from Muikamachi, Niigata. I thought it would be like 🍚 with inland Niigata.
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Takashi
Noge (2)
The second drink at Sushi Izakaya
I guess it is dry for Sashimi and Tempura?
Ryougo 10 spicy
This is the first time to drink this too!
It is dry, but it is very refreshing!
Refreshing!
Even though it's called "10 spicy", it's not that much.
It has a sharpness
Easy to drink with snacks 😘.
Tempura is delicious 🍤.
More than usual, dangerous to get drunk 🤤.
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ゆはち
I asked for the one that was not the driest of the several types of Ryoga (Matsunoi), but it was a little dry and tasty.
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こまこめ
Sake in Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture
［Memories of Matsunoi at the drinking iron.]
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まつちよ
10 spiciness of Ryoukai: 🌶️
This is the first sake from this brewery.
The top aroma is slightly sweet.
In the mouth, it has a clear dry taste with a moderate sweetness and a hint of umami.
It was quite delicious ✨.
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miyu
マヅメ
じゅんさん
No, no, this is very dry.
It is a sake for when you want to feel refreshed, rather than for flavor.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice used: Koji rice: Gohyakumangoku, Kake rice: Koshibuki
Polishing ratio 65
Sake meter rating +10
Acidity 1.8
Yeast K-1
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じゃぎり
Tenma second house 🍶.
Clear bottled, how many cups is this today? 😛
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