After the tank is filled with water, it is immediately heated in a low-temperature refrigerator.
It is then slowly laid down in a low-temperature refrigerator.
Refreshingly sweet and citrusy.
It has a refreshing sweet citrusy taste with a clean aftertaste and a delicious rice flavor.
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The first day, I thought it had a corner and was chivalrous, but it turned out to be just like this. I left it for a while, and on the second day, I found that it had matured and evolved to my liking! I love it!
It finally arrived at our house!
Jyushiyo Gin-Sen, the best surprise of the year.
It was the best surprise of the year and a blissful time for drinking at home.
On the first day of opening the bottle, the first sip in a Coco Farm wine glass was sweet and deliciously superb.
The second day of drinking, in a standard glass, the sweetness was slightly reduced and the freshness continued down the throat. We are looking forward to tomorrow.
Good morning, gakkyysukisuki8 😃!
I won the lottery last weekend and the same one came to my house. ‼️ I don't know when I'll be able to open it, but I'm looking forward to the bliss of drinking at home 🤗.
The brewery's basic policy is to brew junmai (pure rice) sake from rice grown in-house, and it is said to be a brewery that practices "brewing is farming. It seems to be a brewery that practices "brewing is agriculture".
Yamadanishiki produced in Kanagawa Prefecture 16
Sake degree +7
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This is my first sake from Tokyo.
It is a well-balanced sake, light, fruity and easy to drink, with just the right amount of acidity to go well with a variety of foods!
The retro label makes you think it is a nostalgic sake, but it also has a sense of modernity.
ALC.15%, Rice polishing ratio/60
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Sake made by a shochu brewery was an innovative sake. The full aroma and robust flavor were beyond my imagination. The taste was richer and richer on re-examination than on the first day 🤩!
This is the first sake from Toyama to be drunk at home. Fruity, gentle flavor, and a crispness that lingers.
It is a heartwarming junmai ginjo nama sake that has all three.
I wonder if it tastes good because it is brewed with subsoil water from the Tateyama water system!
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