bouken
I went to Yamaya, which I don't usually go to, and bought it because it looked rare to find it there.
(In the case of Sake-no-wa, it is called the Minoh Senba store, but the name was changed to the Minoh Senba Osaka-dai-mae store when the Hokkyu station opened.
The top aroma is very fruity.
When you drink it, you get the impression that it is refreshing, slightly sweet, and deliciously spicy.
Is it perhaps a one-tank Ozeki sake version?
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まつちよ
Good evening bouken!
Is this another Fatman's limited edition 🤔.
I have to go to the Dogenzaka store, the other Fatman's stores have a very poor selection of sake and I haven't seen any Kinpak 😅.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Matsuchiyo.
I don't see it anywhere else and it's most likely limited to Ya-Ya 🤔.
I think they have a better selection of sake in the Kanto area, but the selection outside of Dogenzaka is not so good 😥.
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bouken
I stopped by my neighborhood Yaoya on my way home from work and found this on the shelf 😊.
They had it at Naeka-ya and Fushiman after the New Year's holiday stock changes.
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さけラン
I see!
I can't believe that it's a one-tank sake ver.
I'll put this one on the "Sake Series" list 😇.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Sakeran😁.
I don't know the details, but it seems that Wankan uses Ozeki's own aromatic yeast, so even if the contents here are not identical, there is a possibility that the yeast is the same 🤔.
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さけラン
Ugh!
Proprietary yeast favored by the big boys?
I don't really like the aroma 😓.
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bouken
I got the impression that it's more about the aroma than the taste 🤔.
Well, it depends on the individual, so it might not be that different from a common daiginjo 😅.
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