Heroyui
At a bar in Gotanda.
Modest but refreshing aroma.
Lightly sweet.
Quite unique and refreshingly sweet and sour.
Paired with tempura.
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Heroyui
Purchased at the Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
It has a slightly sweet and sour rice aroma with a sharp taste.
The taste is light and neutral.
It is sweet and spicy with a refreshing acidity.
It is perfect for drinking after a bath on a hot day.
It is a junmai sake for summer that would be suitable for fireflies.
I paired it with a bowl of rice topped with seafood, but it seems to go well with just about anything.
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Heroyui
I went back home to Yamagata.
Plump and fragrant, as if the best parts of the rice had been concentrated.
It is mild.
Slightly aromatic and dry, but round and gentle.
Went well with grilled meat.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
I often hear about this brand, but this is my first time to drink it.
Good ginjo aroma.
It is a good junmai ginjo, moderately crisp.
It has a good balance.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
I've had a few Tengu Mai, but this may be my first time drinking ginjo.
It was mostly junmai sake.
Not fruity, but refreshing.
It has a strong junmai character, and the sharpness of junmai sake has been polished.
A junmai daiginjo that is perfect as a food sake.
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Heroyui
Purchased at an antenna store in Ginza.
The brewer is Chiyozu Toraya Co.
I don't know why they don't have it.
The aroma is subdued, but the core is full of rice.
It doesn't have the freshness of a fresh sake, but this is the kind of sake Chiyozu is made of.
The initial taste is sweet and somewhat sharp, but the richness typical of junmai sake develops in the aftertaste.
The acidity and aromatic spiciness are quite unique.
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Heroyui
Purchased at the Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
Aroma of plump rice and alcohol.
Aromatic dry taste with mild acidity.
It is a traditional sake.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
A refreshing aroma of rice.
Light, dry and crisp.
A little sweetness in the aftertaste.
I have had junmai nama-zake before, but it is totally different.
I was surprised at how different it is depending on whether the sake is nama or hi-ire.
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Heroyui
Purchased at a local supermarket.
For some reason, various types of Kiku-Masamune have become available in the sake section, and I have been experimenting with them.
The aroma of old-fashioned alcohol.
The aroma is mildly aromatic and dry.
The cost performance is also good.
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Heroyui
Purchased at a local supermarket.
It has a lemon flavor.
It has a unique refreshing taste, like a cocktail.
It tastes like a daiquiri.
It's like a daiquiri whose base is sake instead of rum.
It might be quite addictive.
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Heroyui
Purchased at a local supermarket.
Not much aroma.
It has an alcoholic taste, but not unpleasant.
It is neutral and mildly sweet.
It has a pink hue, low alcohol content, and is like a hanami sake.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
The previous one was junmai sake, but this time it had a gorgeous ginjo aroma.
It is pear-like.
Light and slightly sweet. The aftertaste is short.
The sensation through the nose is sweet.
It is interesting to see the individuality of the same brand of junmai-shu and ginjo-shu.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
It is a junmai sake with quite a strong aroma.
Slightly aromatic, dry and sharp.
With boiled rape blossoms.
Cherry blossoms and rape blossoms, it's spring, isn't it?
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Heroyui
The end of March.
I went to Yoyogi Park to wander around and found an outdoor event.
They said that sake is recommended for outdoor activities.
I wasn't planning to drink it, but I just had one glass.
Mild aroma of alcohol. It also has a pear-like sweet aroma.
It is slightly aromatic sweet and easy to drink.
The alcohol content is low at 10 degrees, and it certainly looks good for outdoor activities.
It was hot today, but drinking sake made it even hotter.
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Heroyui
Purchased at local supermarket.
Banana type rice aroma. Quite aromatic.
Aromatic and dry. It also has a slow sweetness.
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Heroyui
Purchased at a local supermarket.
Smooth and smooth aroma.
It has a light sweet taste.
It costs only 200 yen. The cost performance must be outstanding.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
I have wanted to drink this brand for a long time because of its unique name.
I sometimes see a bottle of it, but I can't afford it.
The aroma is subdued but clear and distinctive.
It has a slightly peculiar aromatic dryness.
It has a strong impact.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
Almost no aroma?
Aromatic and dry, with a slight sweetness in the aftertaste.
You can feel the gradual umami of the rice.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
Good aroma of rice with a hint of ginjo.
It is light and dry, but has a fruity acidity in the aftertaste.
Goes well with wakatake stew.
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Heroyui
At a bar in Shinbashi.
Light and dry, but very soft in the mouth.
Well balanced.
Goes well with sashimi. Especially white meat.
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