Nuuskamuikkunen
Purchased on a GW trip and had a glass at the inn.
It looks and smells sweet, but tastes sour and lightly fizzy and refreshing!
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Nuuskamuikkunen
I bought this on makuake. Sour and a little fizzy? Crisp and strong sake feeling!
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Sake with a refreshing crispness and sake-like character. It is not sweet and goes well with meals!
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Nuuskamuikkunen
辛口ー！熱燗が合う！
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Supporting Noto's recovery with Noto's local sake! Daiginjo fruity. I didn't know rice could be so fruity.
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It was foggy in Tsukuba this morning.
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Sake-like 〰️
The river Minanogawa falls from the peak of Tsukubane
The river becomes an abyss, as if in love.
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Soft, clean, easy to drink.
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Lightly effervescent. It's like Junmai Ginjo 〰️. Delicious.
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Fruity, then sake-like
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Freshness like a new wine.
For a moment, it is like a white wine. After that, the sake-like quality comes.
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Good hot sake!
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Noto Reconstruction Assistance, No. 3.
Clear, with a hint of sweetness coming later.
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Junmai Ginjo sweetness followed by a clean dry finish. A pleasant sake ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.
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Not so fizzy. Sweet, dessert feel 🍓.
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Noto Reconstruction Assistance, Part 2.
Sake made in collaboration with Fukuda Sake Brewery, Nagasaki Prefecture.
Wow, how did they get so far?
Sweet, light fizzy, and refreshing.
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Supporting the recovery of Noto. Local sake from Noto. Brewed in cooperation with Kagoshi in Komatsu City. The sweetness is followed by the strength of sake.
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Not too sweet and crisp for a junmai daiginjo.
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We had it as an after-dinner drink, after a delicious steak and shabu-shabu!
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Nuuskamuikkunen
Sweet sparkling
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