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In-home drinking. It was a collaboration of SENKORYU and SAKELABO TOKYO. It was still delicious. The gasiness and freshness are great, just like Sentori.
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Home drinking. I drank Mitsuo Yamakawa for the first time. It was fresh and gassy. It was easy to drink.
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Home drinking. First Gagakuyo. It is crisp, sweet and easy to drink. I would like to try many kinds of Gagakuyo.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hello "Ma-kun" 😃
Congratulations on your first Masayo at ㊗️ 🎉!
I'm sure you'll enjoy the various flavors, so please enjoy the other masayos as well 👋
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drinking at home
First time in Jiaran. First time in Nagasaki (lol)
I remember watching a video of this sake on YouTube and thinking that this kind of sake existed....
The gas feeling when opening the bottle and the slightly cloudy taste.
I love the sweet and sour taste. I'll drink another one too.
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Home drinking. My favorite Akita's Ichihakusuisei. It has a slight bitterness and is refreshing and tasty. This one is good, too.
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Morioka Eki-naka store drinking.
Hot Tenmei. Cute bear label. Like this bear (laugh), it was a gentle drink that could be enjoyed while relaxing. It has both acidity and umami, and I came to like it.
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Drinking at Morioka Station Store.
I hadn't had sake for decades (lol). In the past, I used to think that when it came to sake, I was thinking of Niigata. I used to think Niigata was my favorite sake. Have my impressions changed from the past? I think so, but it was fresh and delicious.
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For some reason, I went back to my home country. Drinking at a store in my favorite station in Morioka.
I had a drink at a restaurant in Morioka station. It was delicious. It also had acidity.
I liked the comment about the back lining. I lost my father last year. I almost cried while drinking it. I wish him all the best.
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Home drinking.
It is a Risshun morning pressing of Senkou. We finally received it and opened the bottle. It is fruity and easy to drink. I hope it will be a good year again....
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Home drinking.
This is a snowman made in collaboration with UNITED ARROWS.
I drank the Snowman, but this one is more refreshing, don't you think?
Lemon squash for adults.... The acidity makes it easy to drink.
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Home Drinking.
It is a collaboration with UNITED ARROWS.
It is easy to drink because of its acidity.
Sentori is still delicious.
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Home drinking.
I've been drinking a lot of SENKYO this year.
But all of them are delicious.
My favorite nigori snowball.
No complaints about the gasiness, the acidity, and the sweetness.
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drinking at home
First Shiboribori of my favorite Houou Mita.
I like Hououmida because it is fresh (lol).
It is gassy and easy to drink.
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Home drinking.
Akatombo also has the perfect balance of sourness and sweetness. Akatombo has become one bottle that I can't miss... (laughs)
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Home drinking.
This is my first UA Momiji from Sentori, but it's definitely Sentori (lol). The acidity is very effective and tasty. Seriously, it's like it's not sake. It's like it's not sake at all.
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Drinking at home. It was the first time for me to drink Saku Hiyadoroshi (Saku is the first?). （It was the first time for me to drink Saku hiyaoroshi (sake), but it is very good.
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Drinking at home
My favorite Kuheiji. This is my first time in Kurodasho. I knew it was good.
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Home drinking.
This is a sake from my hometown Iwate (lol).
It is a nationally famous brand of Akabu, sold only in Iwate.
I found out about it by chance, bought it, and drank it.
Of course, like Akabu, it has acidity and is refreshing and delicious.
This is one of the reasons why I continue to buy it.
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