ヤスベェ
Last night, I went to my sake teacher (or so I think)
I went to Mr. Kawada of chuin-san to report that I passed the first round of the Sake Duploma exam and to ask him about how to study for the second round 😀.
I told him that I couldn't distinguish between Junmai Daiginjo and Daiginjo, and he said warmly that even I couldn't do that 🤣.
I was told that I don't need to get 100 points, so let's just go for it 😅.
He also said that if you try to match your sensitivity to other people's sensitivity, you will end up messing up your own sensitivity, so it's better not to take sake tasting classes either 😀.
However, the sake that will be on the exam is generally easy to obtain, so for the time being, I was advised to drink easy-to-obtain sake instead of elaborate sake that is difficult to obtain😇.
Also, the taste of sake tends to vary from day to day, so I was advised to drink in a way that would minimize this variation 😀.
By the way, I compared 4 types of Sono Kangiku at chuin, and this junmai sake was more to my liking than the other junmai daiginjos because I could feel the taste of the rice 😀.
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ジャイヴ
Hello, Yasube!
I see you went to the "So-no-Kangiku" 4 types drinking contest 😁.
I was just looking at Chuin's Insta and thinking how nice it was 😋.
Good luck with your second sake diploma exam ✨
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Yasube!
It's really hard to find a sensory thing 💦and I was surprised to see how different the 4 types are😊👍and I'm still envious of the drinking comparison😻😻
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ヤスベェ
Hi Jive 😀.
Thank you 🙇.
It was fun to compare the sakes from Kangiku 😀.
There were some newly opened sakes like Yamasan, but I chose this 4 sakes comparison without hesitation 😀.
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ヤスベェ
Hi, Pon 😀
It's natural for each person to have different sensitivities and feelings, so it's impossible to match others 🤣.
However, I will try not to blur my senses as much as possible 😀.
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