飛び切り特別純米酒
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The last of five pairings for the end of the year in snowy Hida Takayama, Part 5. We chose a cup of sake and enjoyed it slowly....
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Shironameko
The last 5 pairings of the year in snowy Hida Takayama, Part 4. This one is also delicious, but I'll bring another one as a souvenir.
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Five pairings for the end of the year in snowy Hida Takayama, No. 3. on the right. The right side. The top of the line of this pairing. It has a good ginjo aroma and is certainly elegant.
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The second of five pairings for the end of the year in snowy Hida Takayama.
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The first of five pairings for the end of the year in snowy Hida Takayama. It's quite firm.
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A bottle of Kangiku Meikozo's highest specs with a prayer. It is delicious, that's all.
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Hanatomoe速醸 うすにごり
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The mature aroma and flavor are tremendous. It is this year's nouveau, and yes, it is as sour as the label says! Is sourness a scene of Yoshino? I want to go there.
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Hiyaoroshi. The taste is mellow, just as the label says, typical of junmai sake. I've been away from sake for a few weeks now, so I took my time. It's almost the season for new sake...
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Purchased at an antenna store.
The aroma is not so strong. However, it is delicious. It is delicious. It's hard to describe. It's modest, but graceful.
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Mimurosugiろまんシリーズ 純米大吟醸山田錦
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This is probably my first Mimuro Cedar. It is recommended to be refrigerated, but not chilled, and I would like to cool it down, if not to the temperature of a kettle. The aroma and taste are soft, and as the label says, the sharpness is not unpleasant.
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HijiriINDIGO純米大吟醸
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A record of haste. Today's closing. Delicious. To begin with, they had Jikin, Jyushiyo, and Tasake on the menu. It's an amazing restaurant. But I didn't dare to choose one. There are many good sake.
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A hasty record. Second drink of the day. First soga. The name is a little bit strange, but that's how it tasted. Sweet.
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Kenshin純米大吟醸山田錦
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A hasty record. Today's first drink. I've been thinking about the "Warlord" series........ I guess there won't be a Terutora, huh?
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Certainly dry. When buying at the store, I was told that afri, which is read as "afri," is basically sweet, but this is the only one that is different.
I was told that this is the only one that is different from the other ones. I like dry wines, so this one is fine. The aroma is fruity....................
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I chose this sake only because I was in the area. It had the weight of a Junmai sake, but I think it was easy to drink.
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The order of the comparison (3).
The sake is good as a shime. It is the most robust and as described in the menu.
The name is cool, by the way. Sengoku Warlord series. Kagetora, Narimasa, Masamune, and Shigehide Suzuki. (I think "Magoichi" was hereditary...).
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Order of drinking comparison (2).
I skipped the middle and went to KID first. It is a refreshing and smooth summer sake.
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Drinking comparison. The order of drinking (1).
I think it was probably right to start with KID. The fruity taste like an aperitif is not as good as Kid, but it is good as an in-between-dinner drink.
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Kakurei雪室貯蔵2023−2024 純米大吟醸
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Another one of the gifts. This one is 100% Yamadanishiki.
It has a very light and smooth taste, but it comes on strong as you drink it. The mouthfeel is not so great, but as you drink it, it becomes more robust.
It is said to be mellowed in the snow chamber, but it is clearly sharper than the previous one.
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YukiotokoYUKIOTOKO sakeyell
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A gift. The first bottle, though the way of receiving is a little peculiar.
It is "Cho-tanrei," which is a rice suited for sake brewing. This is the first time I've heard of it, but it may be the real "light" type. It may be more sweet than umami, but there is no sticky feeling at all. A great aperitif.
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