まつちよ
I'm traveling a bit and was surprised by the outstanding sweetness and flavor of Ayahana's raw sake😍.
The first aroma is sweet like wasanbon.
In the mouth, it is sweet and gorgeous, with a sweetness and richness like Wasanbon and a hint of sourness.
The ginjo aroma escapes through the nose.
I have had a hiyayoroshi of Ayahana before, but it left a completely different impression.
Come to think of it, Tanaka Sixty-five was also gorgeous when it was a nama-shu.
The proprietress of the store told me that most Fukuoka sake is made as a food sake, so the aroma is not so strong.
At the store, I met a woman who drank with gusto and another woman who was a senior (!) at my elementary school in my birthplace, Omuta. I enjoyed a deep and fun night in Nishinakasu from the very first day.
Fukuoka is a great place after all🤗.
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, Matsuchiyo-san.
I see that you were born in Fukuoka! I hope you are enjoying your trip👍.
I have never seen this brand before 😳 Is it similar to Tanaka Sixty-five's Nama Sake? I'm curious because I like it very much 😁.
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まつちよ
Good evening, Pon-chan.
There are two brands, Asahi Kiku and Daichi, which are famous for heated sake.
It tastes sweeter and richer than Tanaka Sixty-five's draft, and has a delicious flavor like Shinkame's draft.
It tastes sweeter and richer than Shinkame's nama sake and has a delicious flavor like Shinkame's nama sake.
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遥瑛チチ
Good evening, Matsuchiyo-san!
Fukuoka is really a nice place, isn't it?
I'm excited to be in Kanto right now, but I wonder if I'll ever get homesick.... I wonder if I'll ever get homesick 💦.
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まつちよ
Good morning, Chichi 🌞.
You may feel that pork ramen is not enough for you, but there are a lot of different temptations (meaning), so I'm sure you'll be fine, but be careful 😆.
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