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At the usual bar.
What a fashionable label.
The name is also stylish.
Sour, fruity, refreshing, and delicious.
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山に雲がYama ni Kumo ga
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I was very curious about the naming of this drink.
It hasn't rained recently, but here it is.
It is a sake from Kochi, isn't it?
I guess it is dry, not sweet. The aroma seems sweet. It's good. ⤴︎
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はるアキ
Kawazawa Shuzo's "Clouds in the Mountains Go'ou Go'ou Junmai Daiginjo
Goh-oh-oh" is the sound made when the sky roars low in the Honkawa area at the foot of Mount Kanpu in the Shikoku Mountains, where the weather changes rapidly. This Junmai Daiginjo-shu expresses the power and blessings of nature through the taste of sake. It has a mild, full-bodied flavor reminiscent of spreading black clouds and a fruity aroma produced by CEL24 and Super CEL24 yeast. The fruity aroma and rich sweet flavor fill the mouth, but the aftertaste is surprisingly light. It does not have the heaviness characteristic of sake.
The rice used for this sake is "Gin-no-Yume," Kochi's sake rice, polished to 50% of its original form, and carefully brewed. This is one of the bottles in the "Clouds in the Mountains" series that pursues a more fruity taste.
Type：Junmai Daiginjo Hi-ire
Ingredients : rice, rice malt
Sweetness/Saltyness: Sake Degree -5, Acidity 2.2
Rice Polishing Ratio: Flat Polishing 50% (Gin-no-Yume)
Alcohol content: 14.0
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Shinkazu
The dryness and umami come first, and then the sweetness comes in.
Such a complex flavor is rare.
It is simply delicious.
It can be served with or after dinner.
This one is a killer ━━━━━━━━!
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かいくんぱぱ
At an acquaintance's house
First selected because of its humorous name and label design.
It was very tasty with a rich fruity flavor reminiscent of "Hanahayo".
It was a good sake that made me want to try a different lineup.
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tomoさん
The first bottle of Clouds in the Mountains that I bought in bulk is Carrara Carrara.
The aroma is faintly pineapple
It is lightly sweet and still has a pineapple🍍 feel to it.
It finishes with a light bitterness in the second half.
This is a very refreshing type.
I think it's good as a food wine 🤔.
I drink it by itself at home so I don't know about the marriage 😂.
The impression is totally different from Goh Goh Goh 🤔.
It's light and easy to drink 😋.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, TOMO 😃.
Here is a series I would like to try! It would be nice to buy them in bulk and enjoy the differences: ‼️
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きまぐれ
Gao Gao.
Kaori. Fruity. The aroma is sweet so that it doesn't become sticky-sweet. Pineapple and pineapple. 86 points
Sweetness: 3.2
Dryness: 2.3
Hints of aroma: 3.6
Acidity: 2.7
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コタロー
I've been seeing a lot of clouds in the mountains lately in Sakewa: ☁️
I was curious after reading the various reviews and wondered if Carrara was the one I would like? I went ahead and bought it.
The aroma is citrusy and sour.
When I drink it, the chili 🫧 muscat aroma passes through my nose and disappears with a sizzle...clear.
A bit of citrusy bitterness as it disappears, and then it cuts off closer to dry.
Wow I like this one!
Still pretty clear after a few days✨
Clear, spicy, watery liquid.
It's also different from the image of dry Kochi sake 🍶, but a nice crisp and refreshing one 🍶.
Onomatopoeia? I can't imagine what it tastes like at all, but I'd like to try the other ones.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Kotaro 😃
I'm sure you see this a lot! And somehow "kalara kalara" reminds me of hot and spicy, so it would be good for us too 🤗I thought this is the one to buy after reading your review ‼️
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コタロー
Good evening, Jay & Nobby 🌙
Yes, I know, right? I guess I think so because I care 😚.
Spicy and spicy! Indeed, it fits 😆 Carrara sounds a bit dry too 🤭 I'm sure it will suit your palates too 🎶.
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ワカ太
Husband's birthday, clouds on the next mountain chosen by Husband's Dad.
Gow gow gow with Cel24 and Super Cel24.
BOUKEN and Hiro were drinking 😊.
Hmm? What is Super Cel?
It's highly rated here in Sake-no-wa, and as it turns out, it's really very tasty 😋.
The aroma is a gorgeous pineapple 🍍.
The aroma is a gorgeous pineapple 🍍, but when you put it in your mouth, the sweetness is so gentle that you don't feel any of the power of the aroma.
I really liked the gentle taste and the low acidity at the end after the gorgeous approach of Cel24. ❣️ I'm sure everyone will like it. ❤️
Well, it was delicious 😊💕.
Sake no wa, no lie tsukanai✨
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つよーだい
Good evening 😁I thought to myself what is super? I tried to drink it but I couldn't figure it out😅I'm sure it has a pineapple 🍍 aroma.
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ワカ太
Hi, Tsuyodai 😃I'm the same way 😅I think it's a supermarket, so I think it's very tropical 💦It was definitely a pineapple 🍍 as you said.
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かずたか
Peach-like aroma and sweet and sour taste
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Yama ni Kumo gaゴオウゴオウ 純米大吟醸
数ちゃん
Clouds in the mountains Gow Gow Gow Junmai Daiginjo
Rice: Gin no Yume, Polishing ratio: 50
Yeast: CEL24 + Super CEL24
Sake meter: -5, Acidity: 2.2
AL degree: 14
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Yama ni Kumo gaザアアザアア 純米大吟醸
数ちゃん
Clouds in the mountains Zaaaaaaaaaaa Junmai Daiginjo
Rice: Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture, Polishing: 50%.
Yeast: Little CEL24
Sake meter degree: +3, AL degree: 15
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This is delicious. ‼️
The name "CEL24" makes you think it is a sweet sake, but the aroma is sweet like melon, but the acidity and sharpness stand out and it is a dry sake!
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KazKaz
Refreshing, refreshing, fruity🌸🍶✨
Super oicy❕.
I enjoy it very much.
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Harley
This is gorgeous. Pineapple runs through the nose, leaving a strong sweetness followed by a rounded, never-before-tasted flavor. It's a novelty.
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はりねずみ
New Kochi Prefecture's 19th new brewery, Kawazawa Shuzo!
This is the one that will be popular 🙇.
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