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A simple Junmai one-cup from Shinomine. This one-cup is often seen in Gosho City, Nara Prefecture, where the sake brewery (Chiyo Shuzo) is located, but I have never seen it anywhere else, so I think it is actually a rare one-cup.
It is kept at room temperature, first at room temperature. The entrance is almost imperceptible, instead, the aroma is slightly voluminous with alcohol.
In the mouth, the umami of rice gently and softly expands on the dry mouthfeel, and then it quickly snaps off dry.
It is a firmly "dry" sake. I imagine that the umami taste of rice in the middle part of the bottle is a must for those who like this kind of "classic dry" sake. It is a sake that seems to go well with anything, regardless of what you choose to pair it with.
Next time, warm it up.
The rice flavor you felt in the middle part of the saké gently warms up and makes you happy ✨✨At the same time, the dry acidity comes in from the side of the tongue and finishes dry and crisp.
This is wonderful 🍶I feel that this kind of classic umami type sake is only complete when it is warmed up.
300 check in✨✨
I'll be overseas for work for a while starting tomorrow, so no sake for me 😆 I'll resume posting when I get back home again.
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コタロー
Yasusan, nice to meet you!
I always refer to your reviews with care and clarity ✨
This one looks delicious though it seems hard to come across 😋.
Congratulations on your 300CI🎉Good luck with your work overseas👍.
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ねむち
Yasusan, congratulations on your 300 check-ins 🎊🎉I always refer to your careful and clear reviews 😊Take care of yourself so that you can work overseas and enjoy sake again when you return home 😆.
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やす
Thank you, Kotaro! I'm glad to hear you say that, as I hope it will be helpful to others who see it ✨.
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やす
I'm always referring to you, too, Nemuchi-san! Whenever I'm not sure which one to buy, I do a search for Nemuchi-san in Sake-no-wa, and I can find most of the brands and their flavors 😆 I remembered I forgot to buy New Hatsusakura when I heard you said Nemuchi-san 😆.
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Masaaki Sapporo
Yasusan, thank you for everything 👍Congratulations on your 300 check-ins 🎉Take care and enjoy your work overseas and sake upon your return: 🖐️
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まつちよ
Congratulations Yasusan on your 300CI 🎉🎊✨
I saw Shinomine's one-cup for the first time 😲.
I saw that you drank a strange kind of Takacho, are you from Nara, Yasusan?
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アラジン
Congratulations to Yasu-san for 300 check-ins㊗️🎊🎉!
Yasusan's way of drinking and commenting is so beautiful and flowing, I always look at it as a reference. ☺️
Take care of your work overseas: ✈️
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good morning, Yasu 😃.
Congratulations on your 300 check-in ㊗️㊗️㊗️ 🎉 I always think it's great that you can write so carefully about the taste of sake😊.
Shinomine! Looks good 😋.
Take care on your overseas business trip 👋
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やす
Masaaki Sapporo, thank you for all your help ✨I'm going to leave sake and enjoy local sake overseas! I'm going to work hard first 😆.
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やす
Thank you very much, Matsuchiyo-san! Nara is where I'm from but I don't live there anymore ✨If you have a chance, please visit Higashikawa Sake Shop in Gosho City, Nara ✨.
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やす
Thank you, Aladdin! I'm very happy to hear you say that because I love to write ✨Aladdin, you always write very detailed reviews with information about alcohol!
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Thank you, Jay & Nobby ✨I originally like to put what I feel into the written word, so I'm really glad to hear you say that ✨Thank you again!
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Manta
Hello Yasu-san ^_^
Congratulations on 300 check-ins 🎉!
It's great that you are working overseas👍.
When you come back to Japan, please enjoy delicious sake ✌️
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ルテルテミ
Yasusan Congratulations on your 300th check-in ㊗️🎉🎉🎉I am always impressed by your thoughtful reviews of sake. I think the taste of Shinomine is my favorite. Looking forward to seeing your posts again 😁😁.
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やす
Thank you, manta-san! I'm already missing sake, or rather, I'm spending my time eating local food and thinking, "This would go well with sake! I'm spending my time thinking "This would go well with Sake!
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Thank you, Lutertemi! I'm doing this so that I can remember the flavors for memorabilia (my memory is getting worse every year 😆), so I'm glad to hear you say that ✨✨I'm sure this Shinomine flavor will be to your liking!
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