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Wow, wow! My first experience of the taste of sake.
It tastes like wine, but it's definitely sake.
I still need more practice to describe this taste.
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nabe
It was a delicious sake, tangy and dry, but with a softly spreading flavor and aroma.
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It is a strange sake, light and dry but with a soft aroma and taste. Thanks to my junior from Tochigi who gave it to me!
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It has a clean mouthfeel and a wonderful aroma.
It has a nice aroma and a clean mouthfeel.
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It has a slightly wine-like mouthfeel and aroma.
The moderate spiciness was followed by a rounded sweetness and umami flavor.
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It has a sharp, spicy mouthfeel.
However, I also felt a slightly mild umami flavor on the tip of my tongue.
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Enjoy this time of year.
This is the reason I started drinking sake.
I am grateful to be able to drink this again this year.
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I stocked up on it in the spring and let it sit in the fridge.
I found a solid substance on the cap that I thought was sugar. So there is a high possibility that it is not the original flavor.
It has a sweetness from the water for an Aizu sake brewer, but I was surprised when I first felt a tangy stimulation on my tongue.
I will buy it again next year to see if it tastes as it should.
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ましらのやまさん
2023.01.01.01 Happy New Year!
I bet you are welcoming the first day of the year with a bottle of Fukushima sake!
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nabe
Hello, Mashiranoyama.
I look forward to working with you again this year.
I'm drinking a bottle of Yamai in my hometown for the first time in 3 years.
I bought a bottle of Ze Ro Man, which I love, at a liquor store run by a friend of mine, Kobayashi Sake Shop, and I'm looking forward to drinking it.
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nabe
It has an estery smell and a solid body.
It is very drinkable.
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Firm body and a bit of spiciness.
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It was a gift from a junior colleague from Tochigi.
It is slightly dry and refreshing, with a ginjo aroma spreading in the mouth and a hint of sweetness.
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Again, no photo of the sake bottle.
This is my first Sentori. It was like it was not sake at all.
Elegant mouthfeel.
It has a mild aftertaste.
I could understand why this sake is so popular.
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nabe
Sorry I don't have a picture of the sake bottle.
This is the long-awaited instrument Masamune.
Fruity and elegant bitterness.
I could understand why it is so popular.
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After a slight aroma and a crisp, tight spiciness, a bit of sweetness came back.
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A gift from a relative.
Is this basic lomang? If it is junmai ginjo, how is it different from zero-roman? I took a sip.
A little spicier and simpler than Zeroman?
But when the temperature went up, it became fluffy. After all, my stupid tongue couldn't tell the subtle difference. (cry).
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ミントピピ
Good evening, nabe-san.
I am a big fan of Fukushima sake 🍶.
I bought some soba miso at Ouchi-juku and it makes the sake go down a treat 😋.
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熊谷 朋之
Good evening, nabe-san!
The other day, I had a Junmai Daiginjo from Romain. It was delicious, with a plump flavor and sweetness after a while, as if the water was first-rate.
This is why I can't stop drinking sake.
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nabe
Wine-like aroma and flavor on the tip of the tongue.
A little sweetness and elegant spiciness.
I think it is a very well put together sake.
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This is the last of the three major Niigata breweries' advanced varieties given to me by my work apprentice.
It has a slight spiciness, bitterness, and mildness.
I think it is a very well-balanced sake.
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This is the third Niigata souvenir from a junior colleague who wrote "Kakurei" (not "Tsururei") in hiragana on the cap.
It is fruity, dry, and leaves a lingering aftertaste on the tip of the tongue. Delicious!
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The fruity mouthfeel is followed by a refreshing spiciness. However, there is not so much aftertaste or richness.
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This is the first sake brewery I've ever had.
There is not much of an aroma on the nose, but when you put it in your mouth, it smells similar to the Sharaku I just had.
I wonder what it is, I feel a unique taste on the tip of my tongue, but I can't describe it well. My vocabulary is too poor. (I can't describe it well.)
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