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It starts with a good flavor and a slight sweetness, with a slight hackles.
With seared cod roe 😁.
The seared cod roe is great, hard on the outside and soft on the inside ✨.
The saltiness is also perfect and suitable for a tete-a-tete.
As expected, it perfectly matched the deep flavor of the sake and complemented the spiciness of the cod 🤗.
Hello, Hiro!
I haven't had the chance to try Denashimasu yet...but the phrase "seared tatara" has me locked on to it 🤤!
It's definitely a snack that goes well with sake 🤤!
Looks like it was a perfect pairing, too delicious!
Good evening, ma-ki-chan 😃.
If you responded to the phrase "cod roe", then we're all in the same boat 🤗The perfect amount of seared & not-too-salty saltiness was on a par with the best seared cod roe in human history 😊.
Purchased at Hayashi Shoten in Sakae.
It is recommended to be drunk hot, and by far, it is better drunk hot. The flavor and sharpness are very strong, and I like it very much.
The last one is Tafresh, a local sake from Yokote.
I've never seen two kanji characters lined up by this person before😅.
A spicy to refreshing drink.
Might be similar to the 7 spears I had before 🤔.
This one was also delicious.
Maizuru Shuzo, Akita Prefecture
Freshly brewed Junmai
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol content 15
Sake meter degree +5
Acidity 1.7
Amino acidity 1.8
Yeast: Association No. 701
Slightly hazy pale yellow color
The first impression of the aroma is of plump rice
banana, almond, rice cake, slight smoke, gently spicy at the end
The first impression on the palate is mellow and powerful.
Full, rounded sweetness, gentle acidity, mild bitterness
Overall, the balance of the wine is round and tasty, but not cloying.
The lingering finish is rather long.
When heated, it changes from almond to cacao, giving it a nice richness.
Personally, I like to drink it at room temperature.
I think it can be used with anything cooked or stewed.
I would choose it when I want to eat simmered dishes.
Oden looks pretty good.
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Saijo Sake Festival. Sake Hiroba.
Another strong two words.
Rice🌾 sweetness and a bit of astringency.
Creamy on the palate with a rich rice flavor 🌾.