Hiromi
with cream cheese
Aww.
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Hiromi
It was a strike!
Sweet and sour, great!
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Hiromi
It's fruity and even sake beginners will love it.
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Hiromi
It's too new to come out.
treasury of secrets
"We have rebuilt a sake brewery in Sakai and have been involved in a variety of activities to revive the local sake scene. It is our hope that our sake will contribute to the creation of a vibrant city, and that it will become a symbol of that city's vitality... We have borrowed the name 'Sen Rikyu' from Old Rikyu, who was born in this region and established the tea ceremony.
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Hiromi
Aged for two years.
The corners came off and rounded.
But it's also fruity.
It was gone in an instant.
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Hiromi
Kurashiki had a lot of drinks of this size.
It's going to go well with a thicker dish.
I wonder if it's similar to Nada's sake.
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Hiromi
good flavor (flavour)
Perfect with cream cheese.
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Hiromi
Oh, it's delicious.
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Hiromi
fruity
Drinking it in a wine glass enhances the aroma.
It's too good to waste food in your mouth!
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Hiromi
I'm pretty sure that's what sake tasted like.
taste like
Room temperature or hot.
A bottle that gives you a strong taste of rice
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Hiromi
with cream cheese
Fruity! easy to drink
Most of all, the packaging is too cute.
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Hiromi
Sasanishiki (Japanese variety of bamboo grass)
easy-to-drink food poisoning
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Hiromi
I took another drink sober.
No more yogurt.
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Hiromi
It's the kind of thing that tastes so good I can't remember what it tastes like.
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Hiromi
Sweet!
You can eat it with spicy mapo tofu without feeling uncomfortable
It's like my favorite chocolate and beer.
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Hiromi
Sake made from delicious rice, not sake rice
Easy to drink!
with Flounder
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Hiromi
mountain wastes
More acidic.
I like to think that this kind of alcohol goes well with strong flavored food.
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Hiromi
hot sake
the last drop
Warmed up, the alcohol is removed and the drink is easier to drink.
I feel.
The moment you drink it, the smell of fish disappears at once.
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Hiromi
dry taste (e.g. sake, wine, soy sauce, etc.)
It goes well with sweet dishes.
It's 18 degrees, so it's tight. Oh, I'm drunk.
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Hiromi
Mackerel in a tight fit!
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