Shin
KONCHIKIN I drank before
Second time
It has a twang, but it goes away in the nose. I guess it is in the dry category. But it's not refreshing, but has a strong umami flavor.
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Shin
初めての銘柄。
甘めでとろーり。でもスッキリ。メロンなのか桃なのかフルーティーでやさしくピリピリこない。香りは弱めかな。
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Shin
Kameizumi is often drunk at a standing drinking corner bar sold at an Ikari supermarket. As expected of an Ikari supermarket, it is chilled. Today's toast. The entrée was sashimi of squid and boiled crab. Oh, what's that? Was it this sweet? I think yesterday's dry sake was better for fish. We finished with one glass today. Next time, I'll try it with a hot pot.
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Shin
The only place near my house is a supermarket and they only carry sake at room temperature. My wife unusually wanted to drink sake, so I couldn't miss this one. So I chose Hakkaisan, which I thought would be a good choice. It has little aroma, I think. The first sip is young and blue. The taste is dry but firm.
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Shin
Isojiman, which is not so easy to find anymore. If you go to Jijika in Kanda, you can always find it there. However, during the summer months, they are trying to reduce the variety of their sake. Today I had the special Honjozo Tokusen. The aroma is restrained and the sweetness is subtle.
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Shin
It is one of the drier ones today. There is sweetness and umami in a refreshing taste.
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Shin
The second drink of the day. It's just in between dry and sweet. It is a sake that can be enjoyed smoothly and easily.
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Shin
I asked the owner to give me a sweet one, and he said it wasn't sweet, but it was well-balanced. I felt sweet at first, but soon it became crisp. It is a sake that can be enjoyed twice in one glass. The melon-like sweetness seems to be addictive. I've been drinking Aizan for a long time.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Shin 😃
This is one of Ona's sweeter ones! There are a lot of good Tochigi-shu available 😙Please try some 👋.
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Shin
I asked the owner to give me a sweet one, and he said it wasn't sweet, but it was well-balanced. I felt sweet at first, but soon it became crisp. It is a sake that can be enjoyed twice in one glass. The melon-like sweetness seems to be addictive. I've been drinking Aizan for a long time.
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Shin
This is the level of sweet, too sweet.
You can feel the richness, but the sweetness is all you remember💦.
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Shin
The last drink of the day with my colleague from Kanazawa. Since we are here, we decided to have a sake from Ishikawa. It's not sticky sweet, but makes you feel like you've had a good day.
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Shin
This may be my first sake from Iki. The understated flamboyance and slight sweetness is soothing.
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Shin
It is not as refreshing as its super-dry summer name suggests, but it is very deep and full-flavored. Indeed, the dry category is not light and watery, but full of the deliciousness of sake!
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Shin
The phrase "sweet like white peaches. It is indeed sweet, but not so sweet that it sticks to the tongue.
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Shin
Avoid super-hot sake for the first drink.
A cup with the sweetness of rice. A sake that everyone says is delicious, not too hot, not too sweet, but harmonious.
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Shin
It's close to Jyushiyo.
Voice of the owner.
Compared to the first cup, it is dry. But the balance is good.
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Shin
Serve with river fish. It has a sweetness and tenderness. The sweetest sake in the store.
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Shin
There were two kinds, so I went for this one too. This one tasted better with less sweetness. The price went up even more, so we decided to go home.
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Shin
My colleague insisted on drinking a bottle of Jyushiyo. The price was eye-popping, but today we went all out as a parting gift. It is rather sweet. The balance is very good. It's delicious, but at this price, I can't afford it anymore.
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Shin
The Last Drink
Is it the label that makes it seem light and refreshing?
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