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1-chōme-8-39 Tōei, Ojiya, NiigataOpen in Google Maps
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酒は舐める程度
Temperature 5°C
Taste 80
Color Almost colorless and transparent. It seems to have a faint brownish tinge.
Aroma: Slightly honey-like sweet aroma. The aroma on the palate and the lingering aroma are indescribable and mysterious.
Taste: Mildly sweet on the palate with a spiciness that comes later.
Overall impression: It has a punch that is typical of nama-zake, but I think it has been mildly changed in the 8 months it has been brewed.
There is no old fragrance or unpleasant smell.
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ヒラッチョ
A 300 ml bottle of snow-stored sake from Niigata Meisho Co. in rural Ojiya.
I was staying alone for another day on the 4th of GW, and after eating at a popular ramen restaurant in the countryside, I wanted to take my time walking around the city and have a local sake for dinner at my birthplace.
The effect of snow storage? Is it?
It was mellow, fresh, dark, 19 degrees, and delicious.
Even 300ml is enough to drink 👍
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ひかり
Koshino-Kanchubai Issen Dry Mouth
On my way home from work, there was a Niigata sake tasting and sale at the station and I bought it 😁😁😁😁.
Delicious 😆😆😆😆.
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ゆ〜でぃ
I bought this one because I liked it when I went to the Pon Shukan in Niigata.
It was a light and refreshing sake, but also had a distinctive flavor that I enjoyed all the way through 🍶.
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takeさん@しぞーか
Tonight we will have this one, which we had at the end of last year. It tastes fresh.
Koshino-Kanchubai Honjozo Shinmai Shinshu
Niigata Meikozo (Ojiya City, Niigata Prefecture)
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とら
Rich flavor that is typical of Harazake.
It has been a long time since we have had a classic, robust sake.
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