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Report on the 7th Sake Tasting Party (1)-6
I enjoyed talking with the sake and brewery staff so much that I did not take proper pictures of the sake 🙇 Please forgive me for that.
The 6th sake from Urasato Sake Brewery (Ibaraki Prefecture).
It is "Kiri-Tsukuba Blue Rose Mild Nigori Nama Sake".
This sake is a test brew using a new yeast collected from roses in Ibaraki Prefecture.
I forgot to drink Sakura Sho, the seventh sake from Urasato Sake Brewery, so this is the last report on Urasato Sake Brewery.
And no notes!
If you are interested in the taste, etc., please check back in the past 🙇.
If I recall, it is a light, dry nigori with a hint of gas.
I thought it was very similar to Kiri-Tsukuba's first pressing light nigori.
Moreover, it has a refreshing aroma of apples and pears, and the refreshing taste makes it a terrifyingly magical sake that goes down smoothly.
Incidentally, when I asked about it, brewers' alcohol was added in a relatively large amount!
Even so, the fact that there is no sense of discomfort from the addition of alcohol is one of the quintessential characteristics of this sake.
So far, it was a great event for us to meet our favorite toji and talk with him over a glass of sake brewed by him!
Continue to other breweries: 🎞️
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まつちよ
Good morning again Aladdin 🌞.
Just talking to the toji and drinking with him makes it taste so much better😊.
I've never taken notes at a meeting like this before.
I mean, it's not the time to take notes 🤣.
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ヤスベェ
Hi Aladdin 😀
The one that impressed me the most at this sake tasting was this Blue Rose 😀.
It was very tasty, but I didn't feel any aluzoe until the end and I thought it was a junmai type sake 🤣.
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アラジン
Hello again here, Matsuchiyo 😃.
I feel like it's right to enjoy the place to the fullest without worrying about notes or anything!
I was planning to report this time so I took quite a few notes 📝.
I'm trying to find a way to keep my memory and enjoy it to the end 😅.
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アラジン
Hi Yasbay 😃
I hope you like the Blue Rose, ☺️ They didn't even let the brewing alcohol sit and blend in, so I asked them how it could be so natural and they pumped my arm 💪🤣.
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