Crops: Interesting aroma in the mouth!
Interesting aroma in the mouth!
Rice flavor...? Hmmm!
It's not dry or anything?
As you drink it, you can taste a little spiciness!
This is quite rich in flavor. The alcohol content of 21% may be a factor. It also has a sweetness to it.
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The desire to drink nigori sake continues.
Thickness is not so great, but the sweetness spreads. It is a little tangy. 21 degrees Celsius. ⚠️
Pork kimchi goes well with nigori sake! Right?
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This is a cloudy sake from the Kikusui Shuzo brewery in Niigata's Shinobata City.
It is a liqueur.
It has a sweet taste, so it tastes gentle like amazake, but it is also 21%.
It is also 21%, but there is no trace of spiciness, so I would have drank it even if they said it was 6% 🤭.
We had a muddy sake competition at a friend's house, it was fun ✨.
Long time no see🍶.
It's always in a well visible place in the fridge, but finally opened the bottle: ❗️
Delicious as always 😋.
Easy to drink and delicious ✨.
19% alcohol by volume❗️
Junmai Ginjo
Brewing year 2022
Umami
Limited brewing
Slightly dry
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Junmai Nama Hashi for cold brewing. The cool light blue frosted bottle is perfect for the coming season. The taste is rich and thick, with a cool, spring-like sensation. It is said to be a luxurious food sake with a well-balanced flavor that spreads in the mouth and gives a long, refreshing aftertaste.
Sake rice is Gohyakumangoku, etc., rice polishing ratio 69%, in-house cultivated yeast
Rich in rice flavor, typical of Daishichi 👍.
This is the first cold Daishichi that is not heated 🤤.
I like the complexity of the flavor, which is typical of a sake brewed with sake yeast.
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First encounter at my first store!
The moment I saw the shape of the bottle, I was so excited that I asked for it!
I looked it up later and found out that the price was really expensive...wow!
It's just so easy to drink when it's cooled down.
But when the temperature goes up, it changes dramatically!
I don't know how to describe it, but it's delicious!
I don't know how to describe it, but... it's delicious!
Thank you very much for the sake!
Memorandum Looking back at the past
Sake rice Unknown
Polishing ratio 68
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It's too easy to just say "beautiful," "female," and "pink.
I have complained a little about the name, label, and appearance from the very beginning.
The nose is of young grapes, slightly sweet. Legs are weak and long, light-bodied.
Water and Philosophy 2024 series. Sake from Aichi has an image of not being very spicy due to the water, but this one is quite spicy. This is just a spicy sake.
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It is a sake made in Aichi Prefecture. The price was a little over 1000 yen for a four-pack.
This sake will be the highlight at the restaurant I went in for Kouei Kiku.
It is the exact opposite of Tsukikage and Ikumochi.
This is why I can't stop drinking sake ( ◜ω◝ ).
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最高!
A full-bodied, delicious sake 🍶.
It is a delicious sake that can be served hot, but is also delicious when heated. It goes well with simmered dishes.
Purchased at a very old sake brewery established in 1532. It is even better than expected. The aroma is subdued, but the flavor of the rice comes through honestly. It is suitable as a food sake, and I have high expectations for heating it up tomorrow.
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Yamaji Shuzo
Hokkoku Kaido Junmai-shu Unfiltered Shiboritate Nama-shu
The brewery is located in Kinomoto-cho, Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture.
It is made from 60% polished "Tamakae" rice grown in Shiga Prefecture.
It has a gentle rice aroma and a full-bodied rice flavor,
Fresh and refreshing taste.
#Nihon-shu
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Yamaji Sake Brewery
Commemorating the 490th anniversary of the company's founding -Limited quantity
Hokkoku Kaido Junmai Daiginjo Tank Pressing -Aka
The brewery is located in Kinomoto-cho, Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture.
The rice is polished to 50% Yamadanishiki produced in Shiga Prefecture.
It has a gorgeous aroma using flower yeast,
Soft rice flavor and fullness.
Gentle aftertaste and crisp finish.
#Japanese Sake