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Sake rice: Autumn Poem (Omi rice from Taga Town)
Moderate umami and sharpness!
Bitterness when temperature rises
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All of them were delicious, but I think Souten's unfiltered nama sake is No. 1!
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Hanafuki 60
Well-aged aroma
Not too sweet, but full-bodied with a hint of mirin (sweet sake).
I wanted to drink it warmed.
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The aroma is gorgeous and delicious!
2024/10
Hiyadoroshi with the same specs has a very good balance of sweetness, deliciousness, aroma and sharpness🙆🙆.
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Junmai
Polishing ratio 60
Finally encountered Sentoku!
Surprisingly sweet
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This one is also from Saijo
Cherry blossom shaped with 2 pieces of gold leaf🌸
Easy to drink and delicious.
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Saijo Sake Brewery, one of the three most famous breweries in Japan
Cold: refreshing acidity → bitterness
hiya: moderate acidity and umami → bitterness
Nuru: Spicy
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80% refined rice-acid
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Sake rice: Yatan
Good Sake
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fluently delicious
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Sake rice: Yumesansui
This is also delicious.
Light taste?
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Sweet and sour and easy to drink.
Is the cage black?
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Sake rice: Nakasu New Chikamoto
Delicious!
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14% alcohol by volume
Delicious with a classic sake-like aroma and taste.
It is easy to drink, perhaps because of its low alcohol content.
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Orthodox, super spicy
Because it's a combination of the two? It is not that hot.
It is hard to believe that it is made with 80% polished rice.
Interesting balance of lightness and sweetness
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Kinmon Nishiki from Nagano Prefecture
This is! The balance is perfect✨
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100% Aizan from Hyogo Prefecture is used.
Aizan has a strong sweetness, which I am not fond of, but this is a good balance with the dryness that is typical of Izumihashi.
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Prefer Omachi to Aizan!
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Easy-drinking delicious sake without the heaviness and richness of Tengumai.
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Sweet, tasty, bitter, sharp
You will never get tired of drinking it!
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