10ZG-STQ
drinking at home (as opposed to going out)
200 check-in anniversary🎊
I visited the brewery (the store across the street) on a trip last year.
I chose Aradama's seasonal sake, which I started drinking
I started drinking it after I visited the brewery (across the street) on a trip last year 😆😆. I'm so glad I did 😆.
The introduction of the brewery says "Green Forest" (healing forest 🌳)....
I don't know what that means... ❓❓ I was surprised to see that it was a "healing forest".
The freshly cut wine is clean and sharp, with a hint of rum
aroma and taste of lemon, lemon🍋, and melon🍈, with a slight gassy feeling.
It had a slightly gaseous taste. I was very pleased with the taste 😀 😀
The snacks were sake steal with grated radish and rice balls 🍙. (LOL)
On the second day, the gassy feeling was gone, but the rum, the
lemon🍋 and melon🍈 aroma and taste were
felt rather strong. 😆
If you think about it, the three aromas when combined are
green apple🍏 aroma and I understood the meaning of the name Green Forest.
I now understand why it is called Green Forest. ☺️
Keep up the good work and I will continue
I'll keep on exploring. m(_ _)m
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ma-ki-
Hi, 10ZG-STQ!
Congratulations on your 200 check-ins 🎉!
What a comment from the brewery until... 🎵interesting 😁✨.
It's nice to drink at home and have a milestone sake with the sake from the place you remember from your trip 🤗.
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10ZG-STQ
Good evening, ma-ki-!
Thank you for your comment 😭
I'm looking forward to making dishes to snack on the weekends at home.
I'm looking forward to it, and I'm still drinking my sake with care. ☺️
I will do my best for the next milestone. 😆
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ヒロ
10ZG-STQ, congratulations on your 200 check-in✅🎊🎉.
Nice milestone sake 😄It's important to have a sake with memories 🤗.
And the riceballs with the entree is so cool 🍙😎!
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ジャイヴ
Good evening, 10ZG-STQ 🌛.
Congratulations on reaching 200 check-ins 🎉!
I'm so glad that you've reached 200 check-ins 🤣 I'm curious about "Aradama" since I haven't drunk it yet.
I'm curious about "araodama" since I haven't tried it yet ✨.
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