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男女差や年齢、人種などで語ることは苦手なので、全て非公開で失礼します。 初めて日本酒の良さを教えてくれたのは能登の『手取川』 日本酒の無限の可能性を感じたのは、大学を出て日本酒作りを始めた、当時25、6歳の青年、「高木顕統」氏が造った初期の『十四代』を飲んだ時。 今は日本酒の感想を人に上手に伝えたくて、日々勉強しています。 ひとり呑みはしません。 美味しさの基準は銘柄では無く「誰と」です。

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Hanamura酒未来純米吟醸
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Sake meter: -8.8 Acidity: 1.5 Amino acidity: 0.9 Rice polishing ratio: 50 Alcohol percentage: 15 Sake type: Junmai Ginjo Sake Mirai is a new sake rice created in 1999 by Tatsugoro Takagi, the 14th generation brewer of Takagi Sake Brewery, after 18 years of research and development. The rice is polished to a Junmai Daiginjo level of 50%! It has a noble melon and pear-like fruity aroma, a freshness with vigor, and a gentle but clean taste with a fruity flavor that overlaps and flows. The aftertaste is sharp and gives the impression of good compatibility with meals. The piquant, fresh flavor is moderately cooled and full-bodied.
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KinoenemasamuneURARAKAうららか純米大吟醸
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Rice used: Domestic rice Rice polishing ratio: 50 Alcohol content: 13.0 Yeast used: 1801 Taste: Fruity, calm mouthfeel, gorgeous aroma and beautiful sweetness in the mouth This is a special limited release of Koshi's highest junmai daiginjo with alcohol reduced to 13%. Although it is a low-alcohol sake, it has a light yet robust flavor that makes it a special gem. It is a Junmai Daiginjo-shu with a gorgeous aroma, good umami flavor, and a refreshing finish. This sake is like a gentle light, inspired by an energetic spring day.
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Saijotsuru春のるるる純米吟醸生酒
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Ingredient rice:Naka-shin-senbon Rice polishing ratio: 55 Sake meter rating: -5 Acidity: 2 Alcohol percentage: 16 Yeast: No. 601 This junmai ginjo-shu is produced by Saijotsuru Brewery in Hiroshima Prefecture. The refreshing aroma of melon and white grapes coexists with full-bodied aromas of peach and banana, making it a sake with an excellent balance of sweetness and acidity. Nakate Shin-Senbon] This is a representative rice of Hiroshima Prefecture, popular for its edible qualities. Kame-no-o] This rice was discovered in Yamagata Prefecture in 1893.
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