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This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
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さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Must taste like pineapple.
That there is a sake that tastes different when you warm it in your palm.
He told me salarily.
I want to buy and drink slowly again❗
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さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
The apple wine was cider-like.
Dessert sake.
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This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
さくや
This is the drink I had at the event that went down....
I'm going to throw them in a row, but I'm sorry I can't remember what they tasted like❗
But it was all delicious ✨
Japanese>English
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I met a friend in Suwa for a long time.
I met him at a liquor store I stopped by on my way home.
He said it is not usually sold at the store, but he was allowed to sell it specially.
It is low in alcohol, so it is easy to drink.
Be careful not to drink too much.
It doesn't choose any dishes.
It's just right for me right now.
And the label is cute✨.
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I attended a sake event and was surprised to be crushed, so I stayed away for a bit.
The aroma is sweet. It smells like ramune.
The sake itself has a little bit of a tenderness to it, maybe because it is orikarami?
Imagining rumune, I put it in my mouth and... no, it's not sweet 😅.
I imagine it like being assaulted by a child running from far away....
It's not peculiar, so I don't think it would be outclassed by any dish.
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I was saving it to drink during Hanami season, but this year the cherry blossoms came early and we passed the Hanami season😅.
It is a sweet sake with a light effervescence and a hint of sake lees.
When I drank it with vegetables, I felt it became a little more greenish, so it might be more suitable for dishes with strong flavors.
I wonder if the taste will change over time❓
I will enjoy it little by little.
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Alcoholic beverages purchased at the Aeon Mall.
The bottle looks like wine! I was amused and bought it.
It is a dry sake.
It is just right for drinking with a meal.
I served it with squid marinated in salted malted rice.
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First time 寫樂.
Sweet...then spicy ❗
A little bit of leesiness❓
I can't stop drinking it.
It's delicious 😀 😀
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A collaboration between Kajikura, a liquor store in Hakuba, and Kitaan Daikoku.
The moment I drank it, I was filled with nostalgia.
It was a sweet sake from the good old days of Kitaan Okuni.
I felt like I was back to the good old days of Kitaan Ookuni's sweet sake, as I had recently been broadening my palate to include dry sake.
I feel that it is different from Junmai Ginjo Hakuba Renpo.
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It is dry, but also a little sweet.
Sake made with Kinmon-nishiki always has a complex flavor.
It is easy to match as a food sake.
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I received this sake as a gift.
Actually, I had no idea what kijoshu was, and opened it with the intention of making it a food sake..........................
............... sweet❗❗❗❗
❗ ❗ ❗ ❗ So sweet when it is made only with sake.
I had forgotten about it, even though it reminded me a little of noble rot wine.
I will not forget it anymore.
The letter "貴" means sweet.
OK. I memorized it.
I will enjoy it in small glasses, little by little.
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I liked Haru-urara that I drank the other day and went looking for it....what?
The package is different....
This one seems to be the Classic version.
It tastes a little sweet and refreshing. I still like it ❗.
Sake rice is Hitogokochi.
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The aroma was subdued...or almost imperceptible, but the moment you put it in your mouth, the sweetness spreads.
The sense of effervescence is also pleasant.
It is a sake that lives up to its claims of clarity, minerality, and slight effervescence.
It is very tasty!
The sake rice is Hyakumangoku No Shiro.
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This is a collaboration between a liquor store called Kajikura and Kitayasu Okuni.
It is a light and easy to drink sake, suitable for a mid-meal drink.
It is a little dry, but has a savory aroma like caramel.
Oikuni-san has a strong image of being a sweet sake, but has he recently turned to dry sake?
However, it is delicious, so I am satisfied.
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