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ailoveosake
Super dry! Goes well with bonito as a side dish.
The name comes from a large waterfall called "Jange no Taki" in the Nishiyama Mountains of Echigo Nagaoka Mishima.
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ailoveosake
A little bit of gas lingers in the mouth.
The freshly squeezed feeling is irresistible dry +5.
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ailoveosake
Fresh fruity aroma
Dry on the palate
Slight carbonation
smooth and refreshing on the palate
Too dangerous and delicious Koshi sake
I heard that each bottle of tanzaku is different.
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ailoveosake
On the first floor of the station building adjacent to Toyama Station,
Bar de Mifuji on the first floor of the station building adjacent to Toyama Station.
I asked for a dry one! I asked for a dry one.
The stable standard fire-brewed junmai sake would surely go well with sashimi. .........
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to drink it, so we had to settle for a 60ml bottle. Next time, I would like to visit slowly.
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Miinokotobuki夏純吟 Cicala チカーラ
ailoveosake
Mitsui no Kotobuki, a long time favorite.
Summer sake? It's a refreshingly dry sake with a fruitiness that is typical of summer sake.
I like it. ......
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ailoveosake
Summery
Fruity but refreshingly pungent
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ailoveosake
This may be the first junmai sake made with black malted rice.
Clear, dry and dry!
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ailoveosake
Ah! (expression of surprise, suspicion, etc.)
amah (foreign maid or nursemaid working in east Asia, esp. in Kyoto or Osaka)
Oh, my God!
In Obihiro, Japan
In Obihiro
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ailoveosake
At Gyoza Bar Gyoun.
The last drink was a local one.
I wish the sake brewery good luck with their still ho-hum brewing.
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ailoveosake
At Gyoza Bar Gyoun. Sake to go with the cut-up herring.
The dry sake goes well with fermented foods with a strong sour taste!
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ailoveosake
Gyoza with sardine shavings, well seasoned, presence of vegetables, and the tenderness of the shavings in a good crunchy place.
The deep sweetness and sharpness of Nechi go well together.
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ailoveosake
Ryoseki Rz50 Dry Evolution Junmai Ginjo Nama Shu
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ailoveosake
Ryoseki Shuzo Rz50 Junmai Ginjo Sweet Emotion
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ailoveosake
火入れ
AramasaNo.6 R-type
ailoveosake
With two of my bosses at work. This is a new Masaoto thing where you have no choice but not to drink when you find it.
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Kinoenemasamune生酒 BYAKUYA 白夜
ailoveosake
火入れ
ailoveosake
Sanuki olive yeast sake.
Firm and dry. Delicious chilled.
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