かおっち
Sake from Yamaguchi Prefecture!
I didn't know there was such a sake!
Spicy from start to finish, but classy spiciness!
Refreshing and exquisitely sweet!
Delicious 👍!
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Refreshing aroma of sweet ginjo sake. It enters the mouth with a soft and slightly sweet aroma, but slowly fades away after the sweetness is well understood as a taste. Delicious.
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はる
It has a rich, orthodox ginjo aroma followed by a crisp, clean taste. I thought it would have an atmosphere that would appeal to those who like dry sake. However, since it is a tobidori, the price is quite expensive...
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SHIBATA
The less sour one ⚫️⚫️ acid, is it called organic acid? It's like it's in full bloom.
Sweet delicious this liquor 🍶 fruit🍋 rice🌾 dead leaves🌱 banana🍌 mixed with bitters, it's harmonious.
When warmed to 45°C, it's a fine chocolate🍫 and the aroma is now grape🍇 dried fruit🤤.
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名もなき列車長
We received this sake in Yamaguchi Prefecture (Yuda Onsen). This sake has a deep flavor that brings out the best of the rice.
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アルス
This is a sake from a nearby sake brewery after returning home to my parents' house in Yamaguchi. The fruity ginjo aroma and crisp finish made me realize that unlike the old-fashioned image, they now make modern-style sake as well.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Happy New Year, Mr. Ars 🌅 and all the best for the new year 🤗.
I see you are back home in Yamaguchi! Enjoy your local sake in a relaxed atmosphere 😊.
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アルス
Jay & Nobby, I look forward to working with you this year...I will enjoy the local sake that I can't usually drink & buy!
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Rafa papa
Ars, Happy New Year 🎍 and I look forward to working with you again this year 😃.
It was a pleasure to meet you last year😊Let's drink together again 😋I see you have a family home in Yamaguchi 😳Yamaguchi has a lot of good sake too 🤤.
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ことり
Ars, Happy New Year 🎍I'm sure the New Year spent at your parents' house is very special 😚Yamatohi...the name of the product sounds like a yakiniku restaurant 😅what is modern...Kininarimasu 🤔
I wish you all the best for this year!
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遥瑛チチ
Happy New Year, Ars 🎍.
We look forward to working with you this year 🤲.
Is your family home in Yamaguchi city❓
If you are closer to Shimonoseki, please let me know when you go back home 👋.
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アルス
Rafa papa, I look forward to working with you again this year 🙇.
I went around to the sake stores in Yamaguchi, but I couldn't find any of the popular sake. I was surprised to find that most of the popular sakes are out of the prefecture.
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アルス
Kotori-san, I look forward to working with you again this year 🙇.
It is still lively when we gather with our relatives 🍶.
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アルス
Haruei Chichi, I look forward to working with you again this year 🙇.
Unfortunately, I'm not in Shimonoseki near Fukuoka, but in Yamaguchi city, so it's not easy, but if you do, I'd love to meet you (^^)🍶.
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💠みんみん💠
💠💠💠💠
Poetic Sake
Souvenir ~ I got it!
Cool label
Refreshing sake 😄
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Chokki
SANTOUKA Junmai Ginjo Shijo
Yamadanishiki 55% 15
This sake is from Yamaguchi prefecture. I don't remember where I bought it.
It is a vague memory, but I think it had a soft sweetness and was a good sake for a mealtime drink.
Rating 3.5 (out of 5.0) 20221125
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かいこま
Tonight's sake is "Yamatohka," a sake I'm drinking for the first time.
I had been curious about this brand, which is named after Yamaguchi Prefecture's haiku poet "Taneda Yamatoka," until the other day when I saw an ad in 47 Club that it is shipped with a different label (a label with a poem written by Yamatoka on that day) for 365 days, so I placed an order specifying the label for my birthday. I had actually intended to drink it on my birthday in November, but I couldn't wait and opened it tonight. I opened the bottle tonight and enjoyed it with a Hagiyaki sake cup I have at home.
The taste is different from the popular sake of the day, but rather old-fashioned and nostalgic in a sense. It is a fire-aged sake with a rice polishing ratio of 40% and an alcohol content of 17%, so it has a refreshing taste, but with a firm sweetness and umami. The slight sweetness is right in the strike zone for me.
The phrase "The sound of raindrops has grown old" is thought to have been composed by Yamatoka, who was listening to the sound of raindrops dripping from the eaves of the roof of an inn where he was on his way to beg for food, when the rain eventually slowed down and he superimposed his own aging on it (I have done some research, but the details are unknown).
Rain is forecast for Yamanashi tomorrow. Tomorrow night, I would like to savor this sake while listening to the sound of raindrops and feeling my own aging.
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Santoka新酒しぼりたて夢露香
相良 晶
The tangy acidity gives it a sense of youth or freshness.
It has a lot of vigor.
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Ryo
Clean. Slightly sweet and lingering. Delicious.
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