Tadashi Hamaoka
My first Tokyo sake.
Sake with an unusual aroma.
Tastes fresh, deliciously dry.
It has a slightly gaseous taste and is a sake that I would like to try again.
I wonder if Omachi is like this?
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Tadashi Hamaoka
Sake standing at Hasegawa Sake Shop in Gransta Tokyo
Not enough for 990 yen/90ml.
Delicious, but not cosmetically pleasing.
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Was it a little sweet?
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This was my first Gunma sake.
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Where did I buy it?
I bought it because of the music note label.
It has a fresh, unpasteurized sake-like flavor, and is a bit sweet? It is fresh and fresh like nama-zake, but it has a strong umami flavor, so the sweetness is not too much.
I think I would like to drink it again. It was a sake that made me think, "I'd like to drink it again.
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Sake I drank with my wife at Yummy
Unusual sake from Kagawa.
It was delicious.
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Refreshing yet tasty sake
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Umaiyasai.
100% Gohyakumangoku, Kyoto
15% alcohol by volume
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Clear, fresh, good aroma
Alcohol 15%.
100% Gohyakumangoku
Delicious!
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Tadashi Hamaoka
Sake from Hokkaido.
Good old sake.
Not bad, but not great.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
Purchased at Eki Marche in Osaka Station.
I had never seen much of this sake, as it is from Kanagawa Prefecture, and
I was intrigued by the fact that it uses a yeast that produces malic acid, which I have been a bit fond of lately.
It seemed to be a fairly fine sparkling wine, sparkling and shrieking but dry enough to blow the cork out of the bottle.
The alcohol content was a little low at 13 degrees and it was refreshing and easy to drink.
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Sake my wife bought me for my birthday.
It was delicious.
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Sake of Hokkaido
Standard.
It was good when warmed to lukewarm and used as a food sake.
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Delicious Sake at SAKURAKUZA, a corner bar + liquor shop near Kyoto Station
Sake from Yamagata Prefecture: Sake with a refreshing taste.
Rice: Dewazakura.
Yeast: Yamagata yeast
I would like to buy this sake again.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
The rice is from Shiga Prefecture, Tamakae.
No unpleasant aroma when heated.
The sweetness was enhanced by the warming, yet the taste was clean and refreshing.
The taste was clean and refreshing.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
It looks like a "Z" but is actually "five.
The rice polishing ratio is high at 80%, and even though the sweetness is strong, the acidity compensates for it and gives it just the right flavor.
Delicious 😋.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
It also gives a bit of bitterness.
Laughing Four Seasons is all delicious!
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Tadashi Hamaoka
It is as dry as the label says, but has a mellow flavor with umami.
The 80% polished rice ratio is also rare,
It was delicious.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
My first Tottori sake.
Aroma of oak barrels, sake-like sake.
Not bad.
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Sake drunk at the Shiga Sake Fair at Kyoto Station
It is expensive at 1,200 yen for 90ml, but it is an interesting sake with both bitterness and umami.
I couldn't detect any ginjo aroma, but it was honestly delicious.
But the price is too high.
Selling a 720ml 2,000 yen sake for 90ml 1,200 yen is not good.
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Tadashi Hamaoka
It had been a while since I drank heated sake.
The aroma when heated was just right, and it was in good condition.â
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