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dvnxaSota's Hump Society's original sake made with Yamada Nishiki from Aizu. It's exquisitely balanced! With a sake strength of -3 and an alcohol content of 15%, it is an easy-to-drink sake for women.
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dvnxaSake from Kanagawa Prefecture. Is the water from the Tanzawa mountain range hard water? It is a refreshing and easy-to-drink sake.
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dvnxaPurchased from Yajima Sake Shop. It is very stable. You can also enjoy the freshness of the sake.
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dvnxaA local sake from Chiba Prefecture. I had it cold, and it was refreshing, yet flavorful and easy to drink.
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dvnxaThis is another Sota's Hump Society original. A mellow sake with a sweetness typical of Loman.
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dvnxaStable Kido seriously built? Honkido. The sweetness is exquisite. Low in alcohol content and recommended for women.
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dvnxaSota's Hump meeting original.
Hirotogawa, which is perhaps my favorite these days. This sake also has a wonderful finish. Not too aromatic, not too sweet, beautiful taste. It's great!
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dvnxaHekihan, a limited edition of Hououmita, purchased at Yodogawa Sake Shop in Utsunomiya.
It has a fruity aroma, and you can enjoy the freshness of the raw sake. Personally, I think I prefer the standard Yamada Nishiki.
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dvnxaThis is a standard for the first session of Sota's late Hump Meeting.
It's very stable. Gentle finish like an Aizu girl.
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dvnxaOn the last day of the three-day event, we drank a comparison of Isohaman. Both were served hot.
We bought them at Ito's Sake Brewery in Yaizu. This is a hardcore sake. It's a hardcore sake.
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dvnxaOn the last day of the three-day event, we drank a comparison of Isohaman. Both were served hot.
I bought them at Ito's Sake Brewery in Yaizu. The Bessen has a more gentle impression.
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dvnxaKizuna Mai (rice) made from rice from 47 prefectures. Sota no Hump Kai original.
The ladies raved about it!
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dvnxaThat's a gold medal winning sake!
It looks great warmed up!
The label also has a festive feel to it, and I think it would be good for New Year's Day drinking.
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