アララララ
Rice polishing ratio: 60% Alcohol content: 13% Source rice: not stated
The plum blossoms are in bloom and the cherry blossom buds are swelling 🌸 I took the Snow Extra out of the fridge to drink some of the winter brews. The Senkou Snowman is still smiling in the fridge😄.
Akatake Snow Xmas is a lees-based sake and Snow Extra is a nigori sake. It's a cool bottle, printed in red ink directly on the white slit glass. It seems to have more lees than the green slit glass Xmas.
The perforated stopper opens the bottle with a pop. It feels good.
The aroma is quite strong, with a hint of pineapple and a hint of ginjo. Good feeling😄.
When you take a sip of the supernatant, the elegant and refreshing sweetness and sourness spreads. It is light, but you can still taste the rice flavor.
The lees are mixed. The lees drifting in the air is soothing and exciting. When you put it in your mouth, you get the impression that the dense rice flavor and sweetness increase. The silky texture of the lees is also pleasant. There is not much alcohol.
AKABU is brewed by Ryunosuke Furudate, who took over his family's brewery in 2014 as the youngest toji (master brewer) at the age of 22, after losing his entire brewery and office in the earthquake. a graduate of Tokyo University of Agriculture, AKABU was created by a small team of young people and quickly became a popular sake. It's wonderful!
Delicious.
Happy.
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遥瑛チチ
Hello, Alalala😃.
Akatake, it's my favorite brand❗️.
Quarity is high no matter which one you drink 👍.
I think their success story after moving to Morioka is great too (^...^)
By the way, is the third one the Iyama Castle❓?
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アララララ
This is Inuyama Castle. A sparrow, a white-throated deer, and a chickadee are gathering in the flower of the plum tree which bloomed in the neighborhood. It has become a good season. The success story of the Heisei-born is exciting for the Showa-born. It's cool 😄, but the old man of Showa never loses 😄.
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遥瑛チチ
I'm sure you're right. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it.
I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but it's a good idea.
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