ヤスベェ
Today's sake is a Junmai Ginjo Shiboritate Nama-shu from the same company, Kido 😀.
I think both the hiyaoroshi (hiyaoshi) and the nama shiboritate (nama shiboritate) would probably feel the same if they were drunk separately and it would be hard to tell the difference 😇
This time I opened the bottles at the same time according to the toji's words, so even my stupid tongue could tell the difference 😅.
As for me, I preferred the younger and more energetic freshly pressed sake 😇.
Of course, you had to drink them together to see the difference 🤣.
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アラジン
Good evening, Yasube!
There are many ways to drink sake, but the way recommended by the toji who made it seems to be the definite way!
I might not compare hiyaoroshi and freshly squeezed sake unless it is recommended 🤔.
I'm glad you enjoyed Kido: ☺️
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ワカ太
Good morning, Yasubeyesan😃I see you already have the new sake! I'm impressed ✨and what an expert ✨you've got the communicative ability to get such recommendations from the brewery staff 😊.
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ヤスベェ
Hi Aladdin 😀
I don't think there are many breweries that sell both hiyaoroshi and shiboritate at the same time ❓🤣.
I was told that the sake rice, Gohyakumangoku, is better this year😇.
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ヤスベェ
Hi, Wakata 😀
Every time Kido has a rice planting and harvesting event, there is a BBQ party at the end of the event😇.
It's a very fun event where you can have a drink and talk about all sorts of things 😀.
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ポンちゃん
Hi Yasubeyesan 🐦.
This is a great drinking comparison that can only be done at this time of the year✨and if it is recommended by the toji, I would definitely do it😊I held back this Shiboritate this year💦I would like to compare next year!
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ヤスベェ
Good evening, Pon-chan 😀
The toji recommended comparing hiyaoroshi and shiboritate, but another recommendation was to compare it with shiboritate from the second tank that comes out at the end of November 😀.
You can still drink it 😀.
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ポンちゃん
Yasube, that's a good idea too!
It seems to raise the bar more than the difference between hiya oroshi and hiya oroshi 😂 If that's what the toji says, then maybe it's interesting 😊.
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