dmat1970
We had it at Kappo. Dry?
I would like to keep it on hand for home use.
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dmat1970
The store said it was "slightly dry," but is it gorgeous, more mellow? I love it. It can be served from mid-meal to after-meal, so I think I will drink too much.
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dmat1970
Is it a little bit more "mundane" than Miyamanishiki? It has a pleasant sweetness and a sharp taste, but it is still Hana-yoso. The pleasant sweetness and sharpness of Hana-yoso is still the best.
This year, I think Miyamanishiki > Gohyakumangoku > Hachikan Nishiki (my personal opinion). I may just be a Miyamanishiki lover myself, so please don't be offended.
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dmat1970
This is the first time I have had it. It is mildly well-balanced and I would like to keep it on hand as a food sake.
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dmat1970
Cloudy and slightly effervescent. Sweetness and fruitiness. Far from the image of Niigata sake?
Today we paired it with nabe (hot pot), but it seems to go well with Western food. It was delicious. I would like to try Junmai Daiginjo.
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dmat1970
Compare with Normal. Although it has the youthfulness of arabashiri, it is also slightly sweet and gentle, making it perfect as a mealtime sake for every dinner.
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dmat1970
Compared with Miyamanishiki Junmai Ginjo from Hanahayo. It is more powerful than Miyamanishiki. In a good way, it may be far from the so-called "Hana-yosuyu-like" taste.
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dmat1970
Gentle, soft sweetness that feels like peach yeast use when you say it is. I would like to try the arabashiri.
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dmat1970
We preferred the spring version of the killer whale, but this one was delicious as well. I am looking forward to the winter version.
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dmat1970
Slightly effervescent, pineapple! You may or may not like this sweetness, and you may or may not get bored with it. I love it. I think Miyamanishiki will be my personal best for this year's Hanayo.
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