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The first of the three bottles in the Tsuruoka City Hometown Tax Payment Set.
Junmai-shu made from 100% Haguro rice.
It has a gorgeous aroma and is delicious.
I couldn't help but drink more than I should have.
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This is the last of the five bottles of Nagaoka City's hometown tax payment.
I was told that it is neat and dry and goes well with seafood, and I thought it went well with Ebomaki.
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The fourth bottle of Nagaoka City's hometown tax payment
They are particular about using sake rice from Niigata Prefecture, not from outside the prefecture.
The taste is clean and refreshing.
Easy to match with sashimi.
By the way, they recommend the lamb steak for some reason.
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This is the third bottle of Nagaoka City's hometown tax.
The taste is different from the previous two, and it is quite strong.
The aftertaste was like a potato shochu.
It may be a favorite type.
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This is another one of Nagaoka City's hometown tax return gifts. It's very refreshing and easy to drink.
It is a dangerous sake that can be drunk like water.
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One of the five bottles of Nagaoka City's hometown tax payment set.
It has a gentle aroma and taste that can be easily combined with any Japanese food.
In other words, it may not be very distinctive.
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Only unblended sake has a strong taste.
It has a unique flavor, but I think it's best to drink it with nuts or chocolate.
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Light and fluffy, with a refreshing aftertaste.
It goes well with pickled yam in soy sauce.
Or maybe it goes well with most refreshing Japanese dishes.
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Soft sweetness with a refreshing aftertaste.
It went well with the lightly pickled yam in soy sauce and was very tasty.
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It was very well balanced and tasty.
It goes well with Japanese food, and I would like to drink it again.
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This is a sake that has been made to be crisp and sharp by suppressing the aroma.
Personally, I prefer it to be a little more fruity.
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Comparing drinks at Kiku no Tsukasa's corner bar
The one on the left was the best.
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It was so fruity and easy to drink!
It would be good to drink it with dried fish or something.
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The rice wine we saved for the New Year
The aroma is mild
The aftertaste is mild, and I think it goes well with Osechi.
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The aroma is very fruity
However, it goes well with Japanese food.
My favorite sake!
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The original of BENIYA SHOJI of Aomori
It seems to be one of the president's recommended products.
It has a gorgeous aroma and a good balance.
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Very aromatic.
It's hard to match with food, but it's good with something nutty.
19 degrees.
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It is described as smooth and mild, and it is indeed easy to drink.
The aroma is not so strong and easy to match with food.
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As an aperitif.
Delicious with a nice aftertaste.
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