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Kamonishiki黄水仙純米大吟醸
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揚×肴×酒 ほしな
29
Kayo
The sound of opening the bottle is "sizzle, sizzle, sizzle! It looks so delicious. The aroma is not so strong, but the sweetness spreads gradually in the mouth. In the tin, the outline of the sweetness becomes clear, and it is juicy and delicious.
Japanese>English
Takachiyo純米吟醸原酒生酒
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揚×肴×酒 ほしな
28
Kayo
This is the first time for a gold label. And it is neither hiragana nor kanji. Gorgeous aroma When you take a sip, you will be surprised by the gorgeous sweetness that spreads across your nose! A gorgeous sweetness spreads and passes through the nose. Delicious!
Japanese>English
Mimurosugi蔵出し限定酒特別純米原酒生酒無濾過
alt 1
家飲み部
29
Kayo
Yes, it's delicious. I must buy this when I go to the brewery. The aroma is like a sweet aroma of rice with a hint of alcohol hidden behind it. The round mouthfeel and mild sweetness are delicious. The tin is a little sharp and I like it.
Japanese>English
Mimurosugi巳年限定酒 KONOTOMI原酒生酒無濾過おりがらみ
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家飲み部
29
Kayo
This is the home of the Ogami Shrine, which enshrines a white snake. I am even more grateful because it is the year of the snake. And...it's delicious! Sorry to say, but it reminded me of Shinsei... The bubbles that seem to blow out when you open it. Sweet aroma with a gentle sourness. In the mouth, the china is juicy like grapes. The tin has a distinct orikara flavor. Wow, it is delicious! I wish they would ship to Tokyo!
Japanese>English
Kaze no MoriChallenge Edition 2024純米原酒生酒無濾過
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揚×肴×酒 ほしな
27
Kayo
The darker sweetness of the wind forest comes, but then there is a strange sweetness that I don't know how to describe... Is this edgy sourness? It's delicious though!
Japanese>English
AramasaNo.6 NewTear-type純米原酒生酒
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揚×肴×酒 ほしな
36
Kayo
It is delicious! If you imagine Shinmasa grapes, what is that? What is this aroma? I was like, "What is this aroma? It's made in wooden barrels! The aroma and taste of wood spread to the palate afterward, accentuating the flavor.
Japanese>English