ma-ki-
I wasn't planning to drink today, but somehow I felt like it.
So we decided to have some Tomiou, which was sold by weight on Tuesday.
It was my first experience of selling by weight, so I had it with the memory of how much fun it was.
First, the aroma. It has a fresh, slightly citrusy aroma.
When you put it in your mouth, you can feel the bitterness from the smooth mouthfeel.
It also has a hint of sweetness, albeit moderate.
The lingering aftertaste is the bitterness and spiciness that spreads in the mouth.
It is a fresh and powerful sake, and although I found it a bit spicy, it is very tasty in its own way.
It goes well with meals, and during the meal, I felt that the sweetness was also well balanced with the bitterness.
I tried it on the rocks, which is also recommended.
I tried it on the rocks. After the sweetness increased a little, I felt the bitterness was stronger, and the pungent bitterness spread quickly.
It seems to have lost some of its curdiness. It is very difficult to feel the difference in taste.
I was really happy to be able to spend time drinking sake, and I am energized for tomorrow.
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ひなはなママ
Good morning, ma-ki.
I guess the freshness of the wine is the best! But it seems to be quite dry 😅On the rocks, it's quite difficult to change the taste. I'm learning a lot 📚I enjoy meeting new people ❣️
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ma-ki-
Thank you for your comment, HinaHanaMama.
It was a fresh sake that felt very powerful: ⤴️
It was quite a bit spicier than the tasting, but as you said, it was a new sake experience that I enjoyed 😊.
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Nao888
ma-ki-San, Sake by weight is such a power word 🤤I'm not a fan of dry sake, but it sounds like a good way to try a little 🤔I'll plan a brewery tour: ✨️
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ma-ki-
Thanks for your comment Nao888.
Power word ~ indeed it is ⤴️
I have a sweet tooth too, so basically I love sweet and savory, but I'm very happy with the sake that goes well with food, including the weighing experience 🎵.
I'm looking forward to your brewery tour posts 😊.
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ポンちゃん
Hi ma-ki-🐦.
It's only at the brewery that you can buy the sake by weight😊👍It's fresh and it's like a treat to drink it with happy memories ✨I wish I could go to Fushimi 😆.
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soumacho
Hi, ma-ki- 😀.
You can enjoy it twice: once with the trip and once with the souvenirs. That's why we can't stop traveling 😁.
I'll have to drink it right away ✨✨.
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ma-ki-
Thanks for your comment, Pon.
It's really a fun thing you have to visit the brewery 🎵.
I wonder if it happened in Suwa ✨.
I hope to make time to visit more breweries 😊.
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ma-ki-
Thank you for your comment, soumacho.
That's right. ⤴️
I was able to recall the memories of the brewery tour when I saw the souvenirs, and the taste was also more than delicious 🎵.
I enjoyed the fresh and powerful sake by weight 😊.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, ma-ki 😃.
We have no experience in weighing 🥲 but it's fun to experience something new 🤗 maybe it's because of this experience that we can enjoy the dry taste with our meals 😚.
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ma-ki-
Thank you Jay & Nobby for your comments!
Yes, our first weigh-in experience was truly uplifting: ⤴️
It's true that sake served with thought is an element that can be as delicious as a good meal paired with it 😊.
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ワカ太
ma-ki-, good evening 😃Weighing sounds fascinating 😍I haven't encountered weighing yet, but it looks delicious ✨Freshness is one thing, but the interaction with the brewer is also an added factor to the deliciousness 😆.
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ma-ki-
Thanks for your comment Wakata.
I didn't think I would get to experience weighing and selling so I couldn't stop the excitement 😁✨.
Yes, it was a great experience. It was a great experience for me to learn a lot about the brewery since it is the home of the brewer 😊.
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