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Tamagawa雑酒 自然仕込 無濾過生原酒
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tomoさん
I was curious about this drink after seeing Tamagawa's installations. The liquor stores that carry Tamagawa in Kumamoto don't stock it 😭 I thought about asking Ane-san, but I found it at an online liquor store I sometimes use and bought it with icebreaker and other things👍 I bought a bottle because of the anticipation (and the ice breaker 😅) I bought a bottle (and an icebreaker too 😅) because I had high expectations for it. I heard that the fermentation period is longer than usual because it's a brewing process to see how high the alcohol content can go. This year's sake is 22.5% alcohol by volume, which is beyond the boundaries of sake for a long time 😳. So it's not really a sake, it's more of a miscellaneous sake 😙. If you just look at the alcohol content, it's almost the same as shochu🤣. But it's delicious 🥰. Because it is fermented well, the sweetness is less than usual Tamagawa when cold, but the acidity and caramel-like bitterness are typical of Tamagawa 🥰. It's rich and full of flavor, but the spiciness at the end is not refreshing... but it keeps the cup going 😅. I don't feel like I'm drinking over 22% alcohol, so it's a dangerous one 🤣. I recommend above room temperature rather than chilled 😁.
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のちを
TOMO-san, are you starting to resemble Ane-san?
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あねさん
Good evening 🌙 You opened the bottle early. I'm still saving mine😅 It looks like it has a lot of different flavors mixed in and is very drinkable. I'm looking forward to it 😊. I'm sure the bottle will be gone in no time. Also, I still don't see the point of requiring refrigeration 🤣.
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tomoさん
Nochi, I have been a Tamagawa lover for quite a long time 😏, it's not that I'm starting to look like you, it's that I originally look like you 😁.
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tomoさん
Ane, good evening 🌟. I couldn't wait to drink it😅 This is a bad one 😁I ran out of 2 gou (22.5%) in no time 🤣. After all, Tamagawa does not need to be refrigerated 😁.
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