Daishinshu信州秘密の酒頒布会ゴールドコース
あねさん
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Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: 100% Kanamon-Nishiki contract-grown rice produced in Nagano Prefecture
Alcohol content: 16% alcohol by volume
It was the last day of work.
It was about half of the annual work.
Our group was surprised to know how hard we have to work for the next year 😅I'm not usually bothered about it, so I was surprised from people around me.
On such a day, let's drink a little good sake. The last sake in the hanpukai is Daishinshu. The last month of the hanpukai was Masumi and Daishinshu, what a luxurious hanpukai!
Sweet at first, with a firm bitterness at the end. It seems to have a habit, but it is easy to drink. Great Daishinshu. I put it in my empty stomach so I could taste the feeling of alcohol soaking into every cell in my body 😁.
An expatriate, who was leaving yesterday, told me that the banquet I had two weeks ago was "the most fun banquet in Japan" and that he had spread the word to many people. I heard that you drink a lot 😅.
I saw the picture of you having fun."
Oh, the ones I don't remember being taken 🤣.
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たっく0103
Good morning Ane-san, thank you for your work 😃I'm sure when the expatriates return home, they will be talking about the Japanese sake culture, which has become a world heritage site, while showing pictures of "there are great female sake drinkers in Japan".... That's just great 👍
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Ane 😃
Thank you for a year of hard work 😌 forget about next year once and for all 😅Great Shinshu heal you 🤗.
The most enjoyable banquet in Japan 🥳You may not remember it, but it's still on record 😆.
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ma-ki-
Hello, Ane-san.
Thank you for a year of hard work🍀.
I'm curious about Daishinshu, but I haven't had a chance to drink it yet, so next year I'll be sure to try it!
The most fun banquet in Japan that will become a legend of the company - as expected 🦾.
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あねさん
Hi, Takku0103😄
I'm glad to see you here, because we had a great time with good drinks and fun conversation (probably). I don't work directly with the home country, but I'm sure the rumor will spread that "there are drinkers in Japan" 🤣.
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あねさん
Hi Jay & Nobby 😃!
I don't remember that picture at all 😆 I think he asked me to exchange lines with him and I just left 🤣.
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あねさん
Hi ma-ki-chan 😁.
I think you can drink at any time in Daishinshu. There is a bar I go to when I'm in Nagano on business that has a 10,000 yen drink comparison of three different kinds of sake. I wonder what it tastes like 😊.
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アラジン
Hi Ane 😃
Thank you for another year of hard work!
A great shinshu to sink into your empty stomach, as expected ☺️
We'll see what you do next year 😁.
At least have a good New Year's with drunken sake for the last few days of this year 🍶.
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あねさん
Hi Aladdin, ❄︎
I have the next day off, and I was wondering if the water flowing through my body could be used for drinking 🤣.
Thank you, I'll start drinking early again 😙 as I'm up early today due to the snowstorm.
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