やん
This is a new sake from Mikotsuru.
Junmai Dry, Unfiltered Nama Sake🤗
Following the Orikagara-mi that we drank in June this year
Omedeta label
(that's what I call it in my mind).
The second one.
Now, open the bottle!
The aroma is moderate.
The aroma is moderate and the expectation is even higher before drinking.
It was the same as the last Oragami.
It does not have the richness of the classical label
It does not have the richness of the classical label.
However, it is a quintessential Mikotsuru.
It is carefully brewed with a dry taste while keeping the sweetness in check.
It is more suitable as a food sake.
It seems to be good with all kinds of food, Japanese, Western and Chinese.
The No. 1 brand I fell in love with this year was no joke!
This omedetta label is a must-have.
The price is reasonable and it comes in a bottle.
I'm glad I bought it.
I may not be able to drink it, but I'm glad I bought it in a bottle.
I may not be able to enjoy it, but I would like to drink it slowly and enjoy the change in taste when I let it sit for a while.
I'd like to enjoy the change of taste by letting it sit for a while.
Price: ¥2,750 (1.8L)
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kino.
Hi, Yann!
That's what I'm talking about! I see you bought it in a bottle 😆 I got it in a 4-goupe bottle ✨.
I'm looking forward to seeing a food sake that goes well with everything Japanese, Western and Chinese 😋.
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やん
Hello, kino.
It's funny though, because it goes with everything, Japanese, Western, and Chinese.
It's funny, but I think I'm going to finish it at the pace of a four-pack even though it's a one-pack bottle
I think I'm going to empty it at the pace of a 4-gouple bottle 🤣.
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