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There were almost no photos from 4/29💦.
There should be a lot of 28~!
I picked up this bottle because of the name "Snow Goddess".
It is a junmai daiginjo produced by Dewazakura, which has been polished to 35% Yuki-No-Majin.
The word "supreme" is a perfect description of this sake, which is both beautiful and delicate.
When poured into a glass, a subdued and elegant aroma rose up.
In the mouth, a gentle umami flavor spreads softly from the clean, clear mouthfeel.
It is not flashy, but it is very smooth and has a beautiful lingering aftertaste.
It gives the impression of a quiet and peaceful mind after drinking.
I felt that this sake was the reason why Yamagata is called the "Ginjo Kingdom.
The suppleness and core charm of the carefully nurtured "Snow Goddess" sake rice was carefully expressed with the elegance typical of Dewazakura.
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