きの子
It's my first Hakurakusei, after all!
The aroma spreads when you take a sip, but after that, you can drink it easily. ......It's a new frontier, I thought. ......
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きの子
The inside of the refrigerator, which is even just a small space, was finally reaching its limit, so I opened the bottle while developing the "mottainai" (what a waste) syndrome.
Every time I get a bottle of Shinsei, I make the mysterious excuse that "there are plenty of other sake breweries' sake that are also delicious. ...... But when I drink it, I still feel a different kind of deliciousness. ...... It is refreshing, in a good way, like drinking a Ramune or something like that. I'm not going to throw away the bottle because it's a waste.
The first thing to do is to make sure that you have a good idea of what you're looking for. I'd like to keep the packaging separate and clean if possible.
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きの子
This is a sake that I personally consider to be the origin of Japanese sake. Although it is produced by Asahi Shuzo, famous for its Kubota brand, it is a strange sake that is only sold in supermarkets in Niigata Prefecture and only in 180ml bottles.
It is supposed to be fruity and gorgeous, yet somehow light. I still like it. ............
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ことり
Hi Kinoko, first time here😃I saw it at a LAWSON in Shimokuri around summer. After seeing Kinoko's review, I want to buy it next time I find it in the city. ❗️ I would like to drink it. ❗️
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きの子
Hi Kotori, nice to meet you. ‼️
Oh, I see that there is a place in Utsunomiya City that carries it: ⁉️
The description says "bouquet-like aroma and fruity juiciness", so it's quite easy to drink. ......‼️
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NabeshimaHarvest Moon
きの子
I suddenly felt like drinking Nabeshima.
As usual, it was easy to drink like water. I finished it in no time.
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きの子
I bought it when I heard that it had entered my favorite restaurant, Mekada. Oddly enough, it is a continuation of the Toyama series.
As I heard it was fresh, it was refreshing and easy to drink. It may be similar to Sengoku in terms of sensation. It seems to go well on its own or with Western-style snacks.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Kinoko!
I see you live in Utsunomiya 🤗Good news that Mekada-san has started to carry Haneya's 👍Yummmm it's delicious 😋Utsunomiya is blessed with liquor stores like Yodogawa-san, Hitomi-san and Yamahito-san 😊.
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きの子
Hi Jay & Nobby!
I'm from Niigata, but now I'm in Utsunomiya for work!
It's just on the border between Kanto and Tohoku, and the liquor stores have a wide variety of products to choose from, so it's always a bit of an eye-opener ......🤤!
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きの子
Lineup of home-drinking party with friends: A friend of mine brought
He bought it on a business trip to Toyama. It is a new product from the Ginban Shuzo brewery, and is apparently not sold very often outside of Toyama.
It is a little dry, as is typical of northern Japan, but because it is a junmai daiginjo, it is very easy to drink. He finished it in a blink of an eye.
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きの子
Lineup for a house party with friends: The homeowner's takeout
I always buy Kangiku because of its label.
It is still easy to drink, with a hint of orange, so we finish it.
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きの子
After drinking Kabutomushi, I really wanted to drink it and finally captured Kugata.
This one also has a refreshing lemon-like taste that seems to go well with Western food.
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きの子
I've been slacking on posting lately.
This is a summer sake from Murayu. It is refreshing and easy to drink while still having the lightness that is typical of Niigata.
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きの子
It's been a long time since I've had a new Masa Viridian.
I've been trying to drink the Colors series whenever I find them since I was shocked by Lapis, but I can't quite get over the shock of that time: ......
But it has a soft acidity and sweetness, so it's still fat.
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きの子
Speaking of summer, this is the one. It's fruity and refreshing, and you can enjoy it as much as you want.
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きの子
Forgot to post.
A bottle I've been sipping on. It is (slightly) dry and light, typical of Niigata.
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きの子
It was so easy to drink that I finished it in a few days. It has a refreshing mouthfeel with a slight fruity taste. In a good sense, it is easy to drink like water.
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きの子
I bought the last bottle that was available at my favorite liquor store.
As the Cotton Candy brand name suggests, it is more like a white wine than a sake. It was more like a white wine than a sake.
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きの子
At Mashidaya as well as Akabu.
This is also an easy drinker, easy to drink. More of a rumney type freshness than fruit.
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きの子
I made a trip to Mashidaya to get a bottle of Akabu, which I had wanted to try once.
It is easy to drink ......! Personally, the drinkability is comparable to Nabeshima. It is no longer water.
I drank it all in one day when I was having a drama viewing party with my friends. ...............
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きの子
I heard a rumor that it had a sour yogurt-like taste, so I bought it to test things out.
It is indeed nigori sake ...... and certainly quite strong sourness when poured. It's a good drink for those who are addicted to it. Delicious.
I heard that Shinmasa's Tenkaeru is also like this, but I would like to try it...
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きの子
A friend came over and we had a local beer, which I don't usually drink.
It has a fruity taste without the bitterness characteristic of beer and is easy to drink!
I thought this was an aperitif and downed a bottle before the main course of dumplings arrived!
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きの子
A friend of mine brought this sake as a souvenir. It was an interesting series, with each label having a different time and contents ranging from an aperitif to an after-dinner drink.
The other box is unopened and will be opened soon.
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きの子
I opened a bottle when a friend came to visit.
It is indeed a sake, but it is not sake, with a clear sweetness and acidity that is typical of Shinmasa.
I opened a bottle of Yonotori during the same time, but I think I prefer Yonotori for my personal taste.
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