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I bought it when I went to Imai-cho, Kashihara City, Kashihara, Japan.
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At Kashihara Jingumae Station Miyokiku. Drinking comparison.
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At Kashihara Jingumae Station Miyokiku. Drinking comparison.
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At Kashihara Jingumae Station Miyokiku. drink comparison
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Yamada Nishiki. People in Kanto don't know what Mt. Ishizuchi is.
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Aged in oak barrels used for whisky Akashi, sour and full-bodied, with an aroma of amontillado and Shaoxing wine.
Yamatodamashii Junmai Mizuhashi Special II, stored in French oak barrels "Mizuhashi Special II" is made with part white malted rice to bring out citric acidity, fire-brewed, and aged for two years in French oak barrels.
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Kirei (crisp, clean) but with a hint of sweetness 24.9 Iwate Rice 55% Junmai Unfiltered Unrefined Nama Sake
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It was a lot drier than I expected from the sake line.
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Hiyoroshi" means hiyaoroshi from two years ago, so it is not hiyaoroshi anymore.
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20%, so it is well watered and heated.
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Did it happen by chance? Extravagance. Rice polishing ratio 98%, strong acidity
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Match sweet with dessert.
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Combine the steeped mirin and jasmine tea with the dessert.
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Elegantly sweet sake brewed with sake, Kijoshu
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Three kinds of drinks were compared. I think I liked it best because it was calm.
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Comparison of drinks at Asano Sake Shop. Sweetness of rice.
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Comparison of drinks at Asano Sake Shop. The first one is the most refreshing. Aroma of sake, but easy to drink.
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I choose it by name alone at Gekko-no-Kamen. Natto-like label but solid sake (of course).
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I would choose Gekko-no-Kamen just for the name. The label is humorous, but it's a full-bodied sake (of course it is).
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