槙巻子
A sake that goes well with meals! The brewer of Tobiroki.
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Comparison of Hiroshima Senbonzakura and Yamadanishiki. The former is young and the latter is crafty. It is cooler today, so I guess Yamadanishiki.
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Megumi no Tomo. Gentle...
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Refreshing and reminiscent of autumn fruits.
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Oh! The spiciness after the freshness is good for me today!
It may be too spicy for me when I want to indulge in alcohol (my normal self). LOL!
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I would like to have it with delicious food. For me, it's salted squid. LOL!
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Seiten by Hiran. A sake that likes to be precise.
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It's so refreshing that I can almost eat it...I have to be careful.
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It's so refreshing that I can almost eat it...I have to be careful.
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It is a sake that expresses the clear blue sea (SEA) created by Mother Nature.
Akabu's fruity and refreshing coexist.
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Summer Shiboritate Nama Sake. It's dreary in the rainy season, but you can feel the refreshing summer ahead of you.
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Light but firm. Delicious without sticking out.
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Lucky to open. Good to drink in May when it is still light.
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The aroma of this sake is really rich.
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The moment you put it in your mouth, you are happy.
The kindness that instantly envelops you and says, "Don't work so hard.
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Welcome back, Amami! Wasshoi. Delicious.
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Fresh. Bitter taste that is pleasant in spring.
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This is the first time I have had mizu-hashiroshi. It is sweet x sour and refreshing. I like it!
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I still like Tazake the best.
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He blew half of it when he opened it. Be careful when opening the bottle. But it was a delicious nigori sake.
"He who runs after two hares will catch two hares.
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