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Originally from Seto City/Shibata Gomei Kaisha, the brand name was also
Sekiya Brewery took over the brand name when the company went out of business.
It is sad to see the business closed down, but it is nice to see
but it is nice to know that something delicious is being passed on.
This Shino is full of vigor and vitality.
The challenge is to open the cork by making a hole in the stopper, which is often seen at Sake-no-Wa these days.
I tried to open the bottle by making a hole in the stopper, which is often seen at Sakegawa these days.
The bottle was successfully opened with an ice pick ✨.
The taste is very thick and almost muddy.
It tastes like muddy sake. The alcohol content is 14℃, but it is much heavier than that.
It's heavier than the number and very drinkable.
The bitterness at the end is a nice touch.
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