non nonTohoku (Miyagi → Yamagata → Aizu) → Karuizawa souvenirs "2023.8-6
Purchased at Aizu Shurakukan, a liquor store in Aizu🤗.
I had been very interested in Niimasa for a long time.
I met it unexpectedly and brought it home.
I was excited to open the bottle😃.
I took a sip. Hmm? Eh? 🤔
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I don't know what to say.
I am a hard-headed person, and when I am served sake, I don't immediately accept it.
Or maybe it's a cat with a small wheel 😅.
I switched my mind and it was indeed very, very elegant and tasty. I don't know much more about wine than I do about sake. So I can accept it more honestly when I am told that it is a white wine.
Hmmm. But it certainly has a touch of sake yeast.
I guess it's true as I drink more.
But still.... It might be a pearl to a pig😅.
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ねむちGood evening, non non 🌛Congratulations on getting Shinsei 🎉...but it doesn't mean that Shinsei is always to your liking 💦I see a lot of people who don't like acidity, even in sake breweries 😅Look for what you like and enjoy it!
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non nonNemuchi, thank you for your warm message. 🤗
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ポンちゃんnon non non good morning!
Congratulations on getting a new policy! I also sometimes have a problem with it 😁 there are different types of shinsei so you can try it outside 😉 non non non is great! I'm sure you'll be able to taste it without being influenced by the others ✨.
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なのは(名芭）Hello nonnon, nice to meet you. I love Shinsei, but I can't help but notice this earth. I love Shinsei, but this Earth is my favorite!
I would love to try it!
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non nonThank you, Pon 🤗
I will try to drink the new Masa, other kinds, if I come across them 😉.
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non nonNanoha, nice to meet you, good evening.
Thank you for your comment. 🤗
If I can find ecru, I will definitely try to drink it. （I wonder if I can find it. 😅)
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