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Trip to Fukuoka, at Darumaya.
It was a quick drink and tasted good. Good food in the middle of a meal.
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miz_hiro12
It was super hot, but the type that shows its true value when it is a little lukewarm. It has a mild umami taste without a strange "alu" feeling.
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osugi
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Sake from Fukuoka. This is cold.
We all enjoyed it together.
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麺酒王
I went to Nishizawa Shoten in Kawayu, Teshikaga-cho to buy a sake I'd never had before ❗
It's a sake from Fukuoka Prefecture 🎵It's clean and fresh ❗Easy to drink and the moderate sweetness complements the Tsumami 👍It's also good lukewarm or warmed up 😉.
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nori
Kashihara-shi, Nara (in front of Kashihara Jingu Shrine) Kokoro
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Pivo
Pure rice flavor!
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nekopanda
Fluffy Junmai Ginjo, lukewarm.
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おじさん
Fruity taste.
Personal preference: ★★★☆☆☆☆
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ひぃやん
Sake of the Day (12/6)
Asahikiku Daichi
Junmai Ginjo Nama Shu
Rice: 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Fukuoka Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol content: 17%.
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Asahikiku綾花 ひやおろし
Kano
Next, we have Asahi Kiku 😆.
This sake is made with yeast #6 ✨.
The aroma is not too strong ✨☝️
It can be drunk warmed up and still be refreshing ✨.
It's delicious 😆.
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倍割り
A cup of tears.
Mild sweetness per se.
The richness of umami in the middle part, classical.
The richness of lingering umami, deep.
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bouken
Kansai Salmon Roe Bring and Share Year-End Party⑰.
We said goodbye to Pon-chan, Kyuzo, Usagoten, Yasube, and Kaorin, and went to the second party.
We met up with Mr. Sakeran at Nishinakajima-minamikata station and had a videophone call with Tochigi Kenmin-kai members 😊.
It was interesting to see the tension between the Kansai group at the end of the first meeting and the Tochigi group right after the start of the first meeting 🤣.
Nemuchi-san helped me find a nice restaurant for the after-party. Thank you for everything 🙇.
Almost everyone at first? Cheers to beer!
Next we ordered Sake!
Asahi Kiku's fire-brewed sake was the first time I had ever had it!
The taste was calm and well-balanced.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, bouken 😃.
Indeed! There was a time difference in the drunkenness 😆 Good to see you all 🤗.
And we all toasted with beer 🍻something funny😁.
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bouken
Hello Jay & Nobby ☀☀☀.
I'm sure you were drunk and that's why you were so excited 🤣.
If I were sober, I would have been like, "Oh, hey, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I might have been a bit of a tsundere like that 🙄.
I think we had highballs but it was mostly beer 🍺.
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荒井 正史
Calm taste.
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あんかけ
Fukuoka Prefecture is home to many delicious sake, and this is one of them!
Asahikiku Daichi✨It's a sake that's only available at retailers 🤗I bought it because I fell in love with the name~!
So I opened the bottle! The elegant aroma of Yamadanishiki (☺️) is truly elegant! The elegant sweetness spreads in the mouth, and as you swallow it, a beautiful and delicate bitterness comes in and finishes it off. This is truly a sake for a mealtime drink. I have had it with chanchan-yaki (grilled salmon), and it melts the fat of the salmon!
And it goes perfectly with chilled tofu 👍Sashimi would be good too! I don't have any today!
Thanks for another great sake today ✨😊😊Thanks for the food!
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