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The second bottle at a social gathering. It is easy to drink with a clear, refreshing taste of rice.
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At Suzuharu in Mito. A bottle was opened at the welcome party for newcomers and farewell party for retirees. Stable taste.
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The bottle was opened on a spring afternoon. It's like a fine champagne already. It's so shwashy and sweet that the cork flies off the bottle. I happened to stop by Imadeya on the day it went on sale and bought it.
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On a business trip, I stopped by the Harukawa Sake Shop in front of Takasaki Station to make a purchase. They recommended a new brand from Shibasaki Shuzo. Twice-hot, the aroma is subdued but fruity. Amber in color but modern in taste.
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It tastes like champagne with enough gas to make the cork fly off the bottle. Not too sweet, dry, and Swissy. At Masudaya.
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I bought Tenbi for the first time when I saw it at Masudaya. I have never had anything from the famous Toji's era, but it was delicious. The aroma is subdued, and although it has a strong alu feel, it has a nice sharpness with a slight gassiness.
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First time, Mimuro Cedar. Dioavita. This is a delicious sake that lives up to its reputation. It has a refreshing ginjo aroma and a depth of flavor and milky taste that you would not expect from a low-alcohol sake. I want to make it my regular sake. Masudaya.
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I stopped by Matsuzawa Sake Shop on a business trip to Niigata and bought a bottle of Sakura, which is only available at liquor stores in Niigata Prefecture. It has a gorgeous aroma and apple-like juiciness that finishes nicely. I was lucky to happen to buy a spring-like sake.
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Purchased on a business trip to Niigata. Beautiful ginjo aroma and gasiness, sweetness, umami and crispness of rice from the raw sake. Delicious. At Matsuzawa's.
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The snack is a dried firefly squid from Toyama, which my son bought as a souvenir. The fruity aroma and sweetness of the rice flavor is followed by a spiciness that finishes well. The balance is wonderful. At Matsuzaki's.
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Opened the bottle on Sunday afternoon while cheering for Ai Suzuki to play. It is delicious with a mild aroma and melon and vanilla flavors followed by a clean and crisp taste. At Matsuzaki's.
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Kaze no Mori 657 is always good to drink. Perfect for drinking early on holidays. Light, floral, and slightly effervescent. I like it better than beer. At Mekada.
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Purchased at Ibaraki Jizake Bar Mito in Mito Station. As the label suggests, it is a sweet, easy-drinking spring sake. The white malted rice flavor is not bad either.
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Memorandum. At Suzuharu-san. This is the 4th bottle of Yongou bottle. This is the last one. I drank it on the recommendation of the store. It has a strong flavor and a nice sharpness.
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Memorandum. At Suzuharu-san. The third bottle of Yongou bottle. It is also delicious. It is easy to drink.
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Memorandum. At Suzuharu-san. Tasake (rice wine) is delicious.
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Memorandum. At Suzuharu-san. It is the first time to eat at Haneya, but it is fruity and full of flavor. Delicious.
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Sharaku is well-balanced and delicious. However, I prefer the unfiltered pure rice as I can feel the flavor of the rice better. I will try Mekada-san.
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Mild and fruity aroma. Easy to drink with a good balance of sweetness and acidity. Finishes with a nice sharpness along with bitterness. By Matsuzaki
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This is my first Omine. I saw it at Matsuzaki and bought it. It has a sweet peachy heady aroma with a vanilla-like sweetness on the palate. I have never tasted sake with this flavor before. It is milky and tasty, and at 13 degrees Celsius, it is easy to drink.
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