バナ@39
In the nine days of the year-end and New Year holidays, I was able to open seven 4-pack bottles.
It was too much for me.
Something is wrong with my body.
The last one is Machida Shuzo.
It's a famous sake from our hometown Maebashi city in Gunma prefecture.
This is the first bottle in a long time.
Be careful to open the bottle.
But it is rather easy to open the bottle.
But when the cork is opened, it foams from the bottom of the bottle.
The lees fly up.
It is beautiful like a snow globe.
The aroma is melon and banana.
The supernatant (although there is a lot of lees in it) is sweet and delicious. The aftertaste is refreshing and long.
It is an honor student.
The lees are tightly intertwined.
Bitterness on the back end.
It is easy to drink with a long aftertaste and added sharpness.
I'm beginning to understand the pattern of how nigorizake tastes when it is mixed with lees.
It can be either sweet and full-bodied or bitter and astringent.
This one is bitter and astringent.
It's very good. A very good boy.
Thanks to Corona, I couldn't go home for the New Year's holidays, so I was able to feel my hometown through sake.
Thank you Machida Shuzo.
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おむすび
A belated Happy New Year to you! You've had a lot to drink! I'm jealous.
I hope this is the year we can both enjoy a good, fun drink without bothering our clients.Â
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休肝鳥
Bana@39, good evening😃.
I'm not sure if you've had a chance to say hello to me yet, but I'd like to wish you a Happy New Year 😀 It's not easy 😁 Please take care of yourself ❗.
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バナ@39
Omusubi-sama. Happy New Year to you. I look forward to working with you again this year.
Let's do a good job so we can both have a good drink!
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バナ@39
Dear Resting Bird. Happy New Year!
We don't drink in our house except for me, so I totally overdid it. I'm going to keep it down for a while.
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