Heroyui
Purchased at a local liquor store.
Aroma: A crisp ginjo aroma.
Light and slightly sweet.
Smooth and smooth on the tongue.
Drink it at the end of the week.
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Heroyui
Purchased at Takashimaya Department Store in Yokohama.
It has been a long time since I have had a bottle. It is from the same brewery as Toko in Yonezawa.
The bottle is transparent and very cool.
Fresh ginjo aroma. Pear-like fruity flavor.
Refreshingly light and sweet, with a firm body.
It is easy to drink like a summer sake, but it also has a strong alcoholic taste.
The alcohol content is 16%, which is quite good.
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At soba noodles restaurant in Shinbashi.
Drinking with old friends after a long time.
It also has a refreshing fruity aroma.
It has a refreshing taste, and as the name suggests, it is smooth and easy to drink.
It has a beautiful sweetness and a short aftertaste.
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At a soba noodle restaurant in Shinbashi.
Smooth and gorgeous rice aroma.
Lightly sweet but with a spicy flavor.
Fresh and refreshing sweetness lingers in the aftertaste.
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Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
The label is nice.
The ginjo aroma is modest.
It is a light, light, sweet sake, as is typical of Yuki-Megami.
It is also suitable for summer sake. It is easy to drink.
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Purchased at the Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
The aroma of ginjo is elegant and refreshing.
It is light and dry, but also has a refreshing sweetness.
It tastes like a freshly brewed sake. It's summer!
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Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
It is the first grandchild in a long time.
It has a clean ginjo and alcohol aroma.
It has a neutral taste, light and dry but with a hint of sweetness.
It has a beautiful aftertaste, but it is also very drinkable.
It is a typical Hatsuson.
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Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
I have drunk a lot of Toko, but this may be the first time I have had a fresh bottle.
The ginjo aroma is sharp and clean.
Toko has an image of light and dry, but this one has a light sweetness.
However, it still has Toko's character, and it has a spiciness and a gentle sweetness.
Maybe it is because it is freshly bottled. It was delicious.
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Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
This is the first brand I have ever had.
Chill it and drink it after taking a bath.
A sharp aroma of rice.
Aromatic sweetness of rice with depth.
It was quite a rare taste.
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Drinking at an event.
Sweet and elegant fruity aroma.
Well-balanced light sweet taste.
Delicious with natural sweetness.
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At a standing bar in Shinbashi.
A faint yogurt-type sweet aroma.
The sweetness with a refreshing lactic acid bacteria taste. Like calpis.
The alcohol content is low, perfect for summer.
You can drink it in a gulp.
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At a standing bar in Shinbashi station.
Modest but beautiful aroma of alcohol.
Slightly aromatic sweetness with a taste of alcohol.
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At Yoshiike in Okachimachi.
It's been a while since I've had it heated.
The rice is full of umami, which is accentuated by heating it up.
It is aromatic and dry, but clear and easy to drink.
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At Yoshiike in Okachimachi.
A clear aroma of rice.
Dry and crisp, yet deep and delicious.
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At a straw grill shop. Since I finished one of my holiday jobs.
It has a very fresh and sweet aroma.
It is a special junmai sake, but it has a melon-like fruity aroma like a ginjo.
It has a melon-like fruity aroma like a ginjo, but at the same time it has the umami of rice.
It is light and dry, but also sweet.
I paired it with bonito tataki, but I think bonito would go better with something like Funaka Hachisaku.
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Souvenir of Nikko trip.
Nikko's local sake.
Following Nikko Honor, it is quite dry.
The acidity is quite strong and aromatic.
The aftertaste is broad and fruity.
It has a strong, robust flavor with plenty of alcohol.
Tochigi is known for its Houou Mita, but there are many other delicious varieties.
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Purchased at a souvenir shop as a souvenir of a trip to Nikko.
It is a local sake of Nikko.
After returning home to Tokyo, I soaked up the aftermath of my trip.
On the second day, I visited Toshogu Shrine and other shrines and temples.
I drank it well chilled.
The aroma is subdued.
It is slightly aromatic and dry, with a long aftertaste and good acidity.
Well balanced and delicious.
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At a hotel in Nikko.
Beautiful label.
Easy to drink with a good sense of rice.
It is light and dry.
It has a sharpness that makes it perfect as a mid-meal drink.
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At a hotel in Nikko.
Crisp, aromatic and dry.
It is full and rich, but has a short sharpness.
It has nothing to do with the origin of the name, but it tastes like a man's friendship.
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For dinner at a hotel in Nikko.
Gorgeous and fruity aroma.
Aromatic and slightly dry, but also melon-like sweetness.
It has a fizzy and crisp taste.
It has a strong alcohol taste and is very drinkable.
It goes well with sashimi.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hello Heroyui 😃
Welcome to Nikko 🤗Senkou local sake! Kirifuri is delicious 😋Tochigi sake 🍶 Enjoyed it!
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Thank you, Jay & Nobby.
I hadn't been to Nikko since my elementary school excursion, and it was great.
As you become an adult, you can enjoy a wider range of things.
Sake is one of them.
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