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Nokaya純米吟醸山田錦
Y-TKJ
Fruity, very nice aroma.
Like strawberries?
When I drank it, I was surprised to feel the acidity at first!
It was completely different from the image I had assumed because it was Yamada-Nishiki!
I still have a lot to learn!
Then came the sweetness, and it lasted for a while.
It was not sharp, but rather slow and not sharp at all...
But there was no sense of being dry, and it still had a sweet and sour taste with a predominance of acidity...
It was very tasty!
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よしお
A little heavy sweetness.
Good flavor.
The label looks cool.
Personally, I don't like this sweetness in midsummer.
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コメチカット州
Slightly strong sweetness and strong acidity. Good for drinking on its own. Goes well with cheese-based egg rolls. 2
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Nokaya純米吟醸山田錦
酒は舐める程度
Temperature 5°C
Taste 80
Color Almost colorless and transparent
Aroma: Rich aroma of rice
Taste: As the aroma suggests, the rice has a strong sweetness. There is a slight acidity that keeps it from being too bland.
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Nokaya純米吟醸 うすにごり生(生酒)
neakant
It is sweet and tasty! The aftertaste is clean and mild.
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むくすけ
It's the kind of flavor I like!
Today I'm having sukiyaki with seared cod roe and plum crystals, it's been too cold for a while, so nabe and sake sounds good: ♨️
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Sake_Maru
For your memorandum
Wakatsuru Shuzo Naukaya Special Junmai Yuyamanishiki Unfiltered Nama-shu, served cold.
In the Shinkansen train.
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Sake_Maru
For memorandum
Wakatsuru Shuzo Naukaya Junmai Ginjo Yamadanishiki Unfiltered Nama-shu, served cold.
At Toyama station.
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