あんかけ
The green label is nice!
Tanigawadake in Gunma Prefecture ✨This sake is named after Tanigawadake, one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan! Feel the breath of the mountains ~☺️
When you open the bottle, you can smell the aroma of rice, or maybe it's just a hint of sweetness 😘.
When you put it in your mouth, a slightly heavy but refreshing sweetness spreads out and then the acidity wraps around your mouth nicely. The aftertaste is also moderate and finishes nicely. ☺️ It is really faintly sweet, as described on the back! But within the sweetness, you can also taste the umami of rice that only junmai sake can deliver. ☺️
I'll definitely try it hot next time ✨
Thanks for the food 🤗
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Ankake 😃.
The label is really bright green 🤩.
I would love to feel the breath of the mountains with heated sake 🍶😌.
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あんかけ
Jay & Nobby
Actually, I really wanted to drink it, so I drank some heated sake: ☺️ It had a robust flavor when cold, but when heated, it had a light, lustrous aroma and flavor, and I could feel the breath of the mountains! This is a very good heated sake 🤗.
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