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Here is another Tottori sake I wanted to try.
The cherry blossoms are almost past their peak in my area, but Hiokizakura.
Like Benten Musume, it is famous for its heated sake.
First, cold sake.
The rising aroma is mild and grain-like.
In the mouth, you can taste a lot of acidity. Then comes the umami of rice.
The impact is quite powerful.
As with Benten Musume, it is not very thick, but it has a strong impact.
The middle and later stages are rather refreshing and light.
Next, hot sake.
The mild aroma of grains is retained, but the flavor changes to that of a refined soup stock. The temperature is partly to blame, but it really sinks in.
The acidity becomes a little less pronounced, giving the impression of calmness.
This is delicious.
The acidity is not too assertive and blends well with the umami.
It has a wonderful taste as a food sake.
Benten Musume and Hiokizakura have similar tastes, but both become very tasty when heated.
I prefer Hiokizakura because of its milder acidity.
If it is readily available in the Kansai area, it will become a regular sake.
Preference Cold sake 75 points
Hot-warmed 93 points
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bouken
Good morning Mr. Tuna Fishing Boat🌄.
You can find a list of dealers on the official website of Hiokizakura 😊Takimoto 😁 where you can find everything you need.
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マグロ漁船
bouken Good evening 🌒Thanks for the valuable information 🙇You can get it without going to Tottori 😁Takimoto seems to be the easiest place to go 😉 but the selection at Takimoto is amazing 😳
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bouken
I think Takimoto's lineup is the best in Kansai 😯.
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マグロ漁船
I agree with you vehemently 🙋 It is one big theme park 😄.
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Mr. Tuna Fishing Boat.
93 points high rating👍.
I am a fan of heated Hiokizakura sake and enjoy storing multiple bottles at room temperature.
I have been to Meishukan Takimoto about 5 times and the selection is amazing 😊.
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マグロ漁船
Mr. Hiraccio, you're the man! Multiple bottles stored at room temperature 😳that's nice 💡you can compare and enjoy them 😉I see you've been to Takimoto too😳I think it's a great sake store in the Kansai area 🙋.
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