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A strange sake where sweetness and spiciness attack at the same time.
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It was so hot that I requested a refreshing sake, and this is what I got.
It was refreshingly dry, with a slight wine-like aroma and a firm bitterness at the end.
I felt cool.
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A souvenir from my cousin who lives in Akita.
It is spicy but has a good flavor.
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First time hearing of this brewery.
Recommended by the second third generation.
Clean and bitter, but with a hint of sweetness.
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A gift from a relative in Gunma.
Bitter, pungent, and refreshing.
Oh, when the temperature rises, the sweetness also comes out.
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The last bottle given to me by a friend.
Clean bitterness and aroma.
Easy to drink.
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taka
Good morning 🌞.
I am in Kanagawa now.
Thank you 😊
Sagaminada is the best ❗️
I look forward to working with you 🙇.
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Taka
My mother's family lives in Tsujido, Fujisawa City in Kanagawa Prefecture, so I have been going there often since I was a child.
This gift made me realize that sake is good in Kanagawa, too.
I will study it from now on.
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Mr. NABE
Good evening.
Sorry for the late reply.
My boss and manager are Tsujido 🙌
Please keep in touch with us 🙇.
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nabe
It has a rounded mouthfeel with an inwardly curling flavor and a slight bitterness.
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Fruity aroma, elegant bitterness and sweetness.
Delicious flavor that flows down the center of the tongue.
This is delicious!
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soumacho
Good evening, nabe 😃.
I can't get enough of the way you draw out the sweetness and flavor of Toyo Bijin ✨.
I also got another spec today 😋.
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Thank you for your comment, soumacho.
It was absolutely recommended by Ryuta, who is in charge of sake at the restaurant and is a certified sake taster.
I would like to try more sake from this brewery.
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A gift from a friend, the second of a set of three bottles.
It had a pleasant aroma, followed by a slight sweetness on the tip of the tongue, and then a pleasant bitterness that rippled through the taste buds.
I liked it so much that I would like to try it again from this brewery.
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A gift from a relative.
Stable lo ten thousand.
That's all! (lol)
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This is the first of a set of three bottles given to me by a friend.
First, the bitterness came with a bang, followed by a slight spiciness.
Then came the ginjo aroma.
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Hidakami has an image of being dry.
But this one has a refreshing taste with a hint of bitterness. It also has a certain amount of umami.
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After a refreshing spiciness, a rich umami flavor spreads out, and a slight bitterness finishes it off,
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The second Ise souvenir from my senpai.
Refreshing aroma, bitterness, and a hint of sweetness.
Thanks to this, I was able to finish the observation. Thank you very much.
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A gift from a relative.
It has a sweetness and umami typical of Hanaizumi with a moderate bitterness.
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This is the first of two souvenirs from a retirement trip to Ise by a couple of senior employees of the company. He also wished for my recovery from my illness.
I was so grateful for his kindness that I couldn't open the bottle.
The elegant aroma is followed by sweetness on the tongue and a moderate acidity. It is a very elegant sake.
Thanks to you, my illness has been successfully treated.
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The pop label is cool.
The aroma comes on the nose and tongue, and the sweetness follows the bitterness.
Delicious.
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A gift from a friend. Her brother is the chief brewer of this brewery.
Spicy, bitter, and umami.
This is delicious!
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Fruity aroma and flavor. A little bitterness on both sides of the tongue.
This is Houou Mita!
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This is the sake that inspired me to switch to the sake party. I look forward to this time of year every year.
And I am thankful that I was able to drink this sake again this year!
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