Chojazakariしぼりたて純米生原酒
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This is a freshly squeezed junmai nama sake from "Chojamori" in Ojiya, which Kiko-san tasted at Ponshukan in Echigo-Yuzawa and enjoyed so much that she bought it and reviewed it.
As a user of Chojazakari, I was very interested in this sake, so I promptly ordered it from Niigata Meizo's online store.
Niigata Meijo Co. is called "Meijo" in the local Ojiya area.
There is another sake brewery in Ojiya called Takai Shuzo. It was the first brewery to store sake in snow.
Niigata Meijo is a sake brewery located next to my alma mater (Niigata Prefectural Ojiya High School, known as "Yakou").
The flyer that came with the brewery is full of the Ojiya feeling.
The sake is light but has a delicious rice flavor. It is a good sake.
As I live in Saitama, away from the countryside, it is difficult for me to check out the sake from the countryside of Ojiya, and I am grateful to Sake-no-Wawa for making me aware of this seasonal sake.
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うまいうまい
Hi Hilacho, hello 🌈
I'm very interested in alcohol, but I'm also exploding with interest in bracelets❓😄Thank you for everything, dad... so cute 😭💕Dad Hiraccio, you are loved: ❣️
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kiko
Hiraccio, I see that you ordered it right away👍I didn't know you had such a deep connection with Chojamori! I've become a fan of Choshamori too 😊.
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Good evening, good evening, good evening😊.
It was a bracelet gift from my daughter 😌.
I was complaining that I had to buy alcohol again, but I was not complaining.... She complained, but...
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ヒラッチョ
Good evening, kiko 😊.
I ordered it as fast as I could😅
Choujamori is a local sake. I drank it for the first time in my life when I was in high school?
The regular fire-brewed sake goes well with hegi soba (buckwheat noodles). ❗️
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