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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Hot Temperature" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 51
3.12 pt.
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Today I received a gift of sake called Kansai 😀 This is a brand I have never heard of before 😊It seems to be a popular sake often drunk in Fukui. When I drank it, I found it to be a strong style of traditional sake 😚 with a good balance of flavor, sweetness, and bitterness, and it was thick 🥰It was like an all-purpose sake 🤤.
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Drinking out after a long time, a dinner party with the whole family
It was a chilly autumn night, so we had some local sake hot.
The soft taste on the palate and the heat from the warmed sake filled our bodies!
This Kansai hot sake, which is easy to drink and has no quirks, has become my standard for comparing hot sake.
The image of the bottle is borrowed from the official website.
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The other day, my dad and I went to my parents' house for a long time.
We started with beer 🍺, then I brought the rest of the "True White" that I had opened the other day, and my dad brought out some sake that had been laying around for a while, so we had a drink here 🍶.
Kansai Junmai Sake.
I often drink "Kansai Kaisen" hot, but this is my first time to drink Junmai Sake 🤔.
Clean and beautiful rice aroma, rounded flavor and refreshingly pleasant aftertaste, probably due to the cellaring.
The taste is different from Katayama's other brand "Gassa Junmai Ginjo", but it's hard to tell how much of it is due to the aging process 💦.
However, I have a feeling it would make a beautiful hot sake when heated.
By the way, when I gave "True White" to my father, he said it was too sweet, but when my mother drank it, she said it was delicious 😁.
The fourth picture is from a trip to Atsuta Jingu Shrine in Nagoya, where I lived for two years after graduating from high school, to purify my car and eat Hitsumabushi.
［It was my first time to eat at "Unagi Owada" because "Atsuta Horaiken" was closed, but the sauce was much lighter than this one.
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3.07 pt.
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3.07 pt.
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3.06 pt.
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