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Fresh but calm.
It has a perfect balance of umami, spiciness, and acidity. ‼️
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I finally got to drink: ❣️
It's a peaceful drink!
Slightly sweet and juicy.
The overall balance is also ⭕️
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Rice used is Yamadanishiki
I imagined it to be a rich sake because of its name, but it was a soft, mild, slightly sweet sake.
It is a refreshing and good food sake!
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Rice used is unknown
Good balance with moderate alcohol content.
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Rice used is Yatanishiki
Labeled with a bear, not a horse
While low-alcohol, it had a clean but core flavor.
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Rice used is Kinmon Nishiki
Soft on the palate, but soon
A pungent, tangy taste...
Is it going to go on like that? But the finish is
soft again
Delicious!
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Yamatoya's original sake
Brewed under the theme of the ultimate food sake.
The mouthfeel is elegant and gentle.
It is a sweet sake, but the acidity and astringency follow, and there are no kudos.
It is very well-balanced and seems to go well with a variety of dishes.
It was delicious. ‼️
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The rice used is Hachitan 35.
It is the father of Yatan-Nishiki.
It was a good sake for a meal.
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Rice used is Yatanishiki
What is the brand name? The brand name is?
Is it something like "Machida Shuzo"?
It has a classical taste and looks good when heated.
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Rice used is unknown
When I searched for "Miyuki Daiginjo", I found Miyuki Nakajima's best album, which was released 30 years ago.
Looking at the songs in the album, there were many drama theme songs from the 80's and 90's, which made me nostalgic.
I will listen to it again.
Now, this Miyuki
It has no peculiarities and has a refreshing taste.
This is my first time to try this sake brewery,
It seems to be a historical sake brewery that is dedicated to Itsukushima Shrine as a sacred sake.
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Rice used is Yamadanishiki
Dry sake with acidity
It seems to go well with oysters, since it is made in Hiroshima. ❗️
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Yamatoya's original sake
Transparent and very well balanced.
This is delicious. ‼️
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Rice used is Hachitan Nishiki
Sake found during an expedition to Hiroshima last November
I didn't know this brand name!
It was like a cask sake and had a kind of nostalgic flavor.
It's nice once in a while!
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This is the second one in the past week, Mr. Jyushiyo.
After drinking a lot,
I have no complaints about the taste.
The taste is elegant and crisp, with an exquisite sweetness and acidity that does not linger on the tongue.
After all, Jyushiyo is delicious!
Thank you very much 😊.
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We finally got to the sake we purchased in large quantities in Hiroshima. First of all, here it is!
The rice used is Hiroshima Yatan and Shin-Senbon.
I bought this sake casually, but when I looked it up, I found out that it was only available for a limited time.
It is slightly sweet and has a nice smooth taste.
It is easy to drink with a crisp aftertaste.
It is delicious. ❣️
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Rice used: Hanabukiyuki
Fruity with a crisp finish
It was fresh, but had a mild mouthfeel.
It was rich and delicious. ❣️
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There is no indication of "Nama Sake", so I think it is fire-aged,
It has a gassy, fresh taste!
It is sweet, but the mouthfeel is elegant, and the balance of umami and acidity is exquisite. ❗️
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Rice used is Miyamanishiki
Silky and fruity, with a clean finish.
The mouthfeel is very beautiful and the overall balance is exquisite!
This sake is too much to drink. ‼️
Delicious ❣️
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It was not impressive, but it was a slightly sweet and slippery sake.
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Rice used is Gohyakumangoku
I used to like this brewery's "Fog Tower" very much,
high expectations for this brewery.
As the name suggests, it has a characteristic acidity and a white wine taste.
I definitely prefer "Fog Tower," but the GO series looks interesting.
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