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It's a hot summer. Natsunokotobuki, an interesting name that makes me want to pick it up, but I would have liked to see it around July if possible. It is a delicious sake that you will want to keep in your fridge for the hot, hot summer ahead, and drink it in the summer afternoon when the heat is on. We enjoyed it very much. Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used: 100% Gohyakumangoku produced in Tochigi Prefecture Rice polishing ratio: 55 Yeast used: K1401 (Kanazawa yeast) Alcohol content : 15 Sake degree: +2.0 Acidity: 1.7 Water used for brewing: Home-brewed spring water (super soft water) at the foot of Mt. Brewer : Nobutaka Matsui (Shimono Touji) Content : 1,800ml Production Date : 2025.05 R6BY 2024～2025 Year of release from the brewery : 2025.06
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Zenkichi自社栽培米 山恵錦五割九分純米吟醸
Nakazen ShuzotenNagano
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Kiso sake fits my blood. I thought it might be a light type because of its slightly lower alcohol content, but it looked good so I bought it. 50-50-90%...is the rice polishing ratio 59%? The label on the back says 55%...I'm not sure. I'm an amateur, so I guess I'll have to compare them at the same time to see the difference. Rice grown by the president of the company I don't care about such a tasty title (I don't care, I bought it because of it (lol)), but the sake, which seems to be full of love, was still very tasty. The low alcohol content did not bother me at all. It is delicious. Sake best after opening the bottle. Best served cold or chilled Best served cold or chilled. Ingredients : Rice (Nagano Prefecture), Rice malt (Nagano Prefecture) Rice used : 100% Yamae-Nishiki in-house grown rice produced in Yoshino, Kiso-gun, Kiso-gun Sake Rice Producer : Shunzo Minami, Sake Brewer Rice polishing ratio: 55 Alcohol content : 14 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.05
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LasLas
北安大國雪中貯蔵純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
Hokuan JozoNagano
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Beian Daikoku has a lot of sweet drinks. I used to avoid them, but recently I often pick them up. But recently, however, I often pick up a bottle. I guess I've learned that they make sweet but tasty sake. I often see sake stored in the snow, but this one looks delicious. I was drawn in by the words "sold by a distributor," and bought it. It was sweet, but delicious. It is very good for the body after a long day's play. I was soaked to the skin after a long day's play. Ingredients : Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used: 100% Yamae-Nishiki Polishing ratio：55 Yeast used: Association 1801 Alcohol content : 16 Sake Degree : -9 Acidity: 1.6 Content : 720ml Production Date : R6BY 2025.06
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LasLas
Yamasan山恵錦 五割五分 スパークリング純米吟醸
山三酒造Nagano
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It was a little leesy and cloudy but got mixed up the moment I opened the bottle lol. Oh no! I drank it all by myself! Ingredients : Rice (Nagano), Rice malted rice (Nagano) Rice used: Yamae-Nishiki, 100% Nagano rice Rice Polishing Ratio : 55 Alcohol content : 15 Brewer : Yuki Kurihara Content : 720ml Year of bottling : 2025.8 Production Date : 2024.BY
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Las 😃 Yamazan Spark! Now that's one I want to drink a lot: ‼️ Seafood BBQ🦞 under the blue sky seems to go kuikkui 😋.
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Las
Hi Jay & Nobby❗ I felt like it would be cute if I let you swing it in the car and carry it, but I let you go out to see if it was one of the best TPO's 🤭. Is it one of the hardest ones to buy? When I went to the store later, it was sold out 😮.
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Yeah. Tastes just like I imagined. We enjoyed it while watching the fireworks without any pretense. Ingredients : Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used: 100% Miyamanishiki Rice polishing ratio: 58 Yeast used: K1401 (Kanazawa yeast) Alcohol content : 16 Sake Degree: +2.5 Acidity: 1.7 Water used for brewing: Home-brewed spring water at the foot of the plateau (super soft water) Brewer : Nobutaka Matsui (Touji Shimono) Content : 720ml Production Date : (Bottling date) 2024.11 R6BY 2024-2025 Year of release from the brewery : 2025.7
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いわなみ本醸造原酒生酒無濾過
岩波酒造Nagano
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The Iwanami Junmai Ginjyo, unfiltered raw sake, was so good that I bought a bottle of the Honjozo as well. I wanted to try heating it up, but it tasted great cold. Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic), brewers' alcohol Rice used: Hitogokochi, common rice Rice polishing ratio: 70 Alcohol content: 18 Sake Degree : +1 Acidity ：1.5 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.01
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DaisekkeiD 長野県産雄町純米吟醸
Daisekkei ShuzoNagano
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★☆☆☆ I usually can't afford the price, but I bought it because I remember the Aomonji D I drank before was delicious and also because it was Yumachi. I opened the bottle, forgetting that it was Omachi. When I took a sip, I liked it. I confirmed the cepage. Omachi (lol) But it doesn't go well with today's rice. It's not my mood right now. But as the meal progresses, I drink more and more sake. The more I drink, the more I drink. I was suddenly curious and searched for the wine term "aeration. But I couldn't find the word. It seems to be called "aeration" now. I think I read "aeration" in a book a long time ago. I was so curious about why it wasn't aeration in terms of that action, so it's a solid memory. We didn't have smart phones back then, and the internet wasn't very popular. French wine was the textbook standard, so I took the liberty of interpreting it as a katakana reading of French. Maybe that's right. Language changes with the times. It's totally fine." Like that, I guess (laughs). Ingredients : Rice (Nagano rice), Rice malt (Nagano rice) Rice used: 100% Omachi Rice polishing ratio: 55 Alcohol content : 15 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.07.A
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Daisekkei多酸性酵母仕込純米
Daisekkei ShuzoNagano
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Tastes just as I expected. It has an appleiness to it. Low in alcohol content and a delicious chilled summer drink! Delicious! Ingredients: Rice (Nagano), Rice malt (Nagano) (All Hitogochi rice produced in Nagano prefecture is used) Rice polishing ratio: 65 Yeast used: Malic acid (Nagano R yeast) Alcohol Content: 13 Sake meter: -18 Acidity: 3.1 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.06
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It's that time of year again. Ordering drinks at the beach house. Then, a surprised "Japanese! I asked in surprise. I reply, "Yes, sake. A staff member asks another staff member, "Yes!　... "Yes, there is!　Sasu!", the kind of crap you hear every year. That must be how rare it is to order sake at a beach house.... I think every year they put up a menu that says sake. I'm the one who wants to be surprised, lol. Anyhow, we had a delicious Tsukimizu-no-ike this year as well. Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic), brewer's alcohol Alcohol content : 15 Content : 180ml Production Date : 2025.03
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Misuzu雄町純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
美寿々酒造Nagano
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Misuzu only drinks occasionally. Maybe it's the etiquettes, but I feel like it's hard to reach for. But I like Omachi, and it's dry, so my hand naturally went for it! And it's still delicious! After a few days, it was even better! I guess this is the real Omachi from Okayama, or maybe I just don't realize it, but most of the Omachi sake I've had so far has been made from rice grown in Okayama Prefecture. I'm not sure. Ingredients : Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic) Rice used : 100% Omachi produced in Okayama Prefecture Rice polishing ratio : 55 Alcohol content : 16 Sake degree: +5 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.05
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LasLas
Fukujuビリケン 通天閣公認純米
KobeshushinkanHyogo
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I went up to Tsutenkaku Tower, bought some sake at the upper store, opened a bottle, and drank it while I was downstairs. I didn't steal it. (I didn't steal it.) Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malted rice (domestic) Rice Polishing Ratio: 70 Alcohol content : 15 Content : 180ml Production Date : 2025.4.E8
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Enasan夢山水 Pure純米大吟醸
はざま酒造Gifu
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It was delicious. Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used: 76% Yumesansui, 26% Yamadanishiki, apparently from Aichi Prefecture Rice Polishing Ratio : Kake 50%, Rice Koji 40 Alcohol content : 15 degrees Content : 180ml Production Date : ?
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Special Cold Sake Drinking Comparison Set We enjoyed it very much. Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used : Gifu Hidahomare ? % (%) Rice polishing ratio: 60% apparently Alcohol content: 15-16 degrees Sake degree: +10 Acidity: 1.3 Content : 60ml Production date: ?
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LasLas
Geiha夏吟吟醸
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Special Cold Sake Drinking Comparison Set We enjoyed it very much. Ingredients: ? Rice used: Gohyakumangoku ? %? Rice polishing ratio: 60 Alcohol content: 15-16 degrees Sake degree: +3 Content: 60ml Date of manufacture: ?
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Nanawarai木曽産美山錦100%使用純米
Nanawarai ShuzoNagano
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Special Cold Sake Drinking Comparison Set We enjoyed it very much. Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used : 100% Kiso Miyamanishiki Rice polishing ratio: ? %. Alcohol content : 15% or higher Content : 60ml Date of manufacture : ?
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Matsunokotobuki地味なマツコト ※当社比 1回瓶火入れ純米吟醸無濾過
Matsui ShuzotenTochigi
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My favorite Matsunotsu no Kotobuki Interesting sake sold at the store Sober Matsunokotos *Our ratio (lol) Indeed, the label is super plain. The bottle is also plain? No, it's not. Slightly cloudy gray and beautiful. Certainly the aroma and taste are subdued for Matsukoto. But compared to our company's products (laugh). It has a nice, calm taste for Matsukoto. A sake that never tires Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used : 100% Gohyakumangoku Rice polishing ratio : 55 Yeast used : Tochigi Prefecture yeast ND-6 Alcohol content : 16 Sake degree : -0.5 Acidity: 1.8 Water used for brewing: Home-brewed spring water (ultra-soft water) at the foot of Mt. Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.05 R6BY2024-2025 Year of release from warehouse : 2025.05 Limited edition for exclusive dealers
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Las 😃 I'll have to go to [HADE na MATSUKOTO] next 🤗.
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Las
Hi Jay & Nobby, I searched the internet for hardy pine kotos❗ This was sold before 🤣I had to pass it up because the label was so flirtatious 🤭I'll buy it next time I see it ✨.
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いわなみ純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
岩波酒造Nagano
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I usually don't buy a lot of Iwanami Slightly yellow Aroma not so spectacular Take a sip. Ah, this is good. It is a little sweet, probably due to its high alcohol content, but it also has a little sake-like taste, which is pleasant and not tiring. It's pleasant. The Honjozo has 18% alcohol by volume. I want to drink this one too. Ingredients : Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice used: Kake rice, rice malted rice, Sake mother, 100% Nagano rice Rice Polishing Ratio : 59 Alcohol content : 17 Sake Degree : ±0 Acidity : 1.8 Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.03
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mizuo辛口吟醸生詰酒
Tanaka ShuzoutenNagano
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Suio, an occasional drink. As expected, it has a clean and refreshing taste. A perfect sake for hot summer! Delicious cold Ingredients : Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic), brewers alcohol Rice used: 100% Hitogokochi (rice grown in Iiyama, Nagano Prefecture) Rice polishing ratio: 59 Alcohol content : 15 Water used: Nozawa, Mizuo spring water Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.05
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The Shirotaki Sake Brewery is known for its Kamizenjosui, a sake for izakaya (Japanese style pubs). This is a sake from the Shirotaki Brewery that can be drunk on the rocks. It is a sake that is easy to drink. It is also good as a countermeasure against heat stroke. But that doesn't mean it's good for heat stroke. This sake was a Father's Day gift from my daughter (my son's wife). I haven't been able to do anything fatherly, but I'm so glad that she cares about me. Thank you very much! Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic) Rice polishing ratio: 60 Alcohol content : 10 to 11 degrees Celsius Content : 720ml Production Date : 2025.05.16
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Masumiすずみさけ 冷酒純米吟醸
Miyasaka JozoNagano
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This was surprisingly the first Masumi Suzumisake I purchased. It is a little low in alcohol content, and rather than enjoying the growth of the sake, I would rather drink it on the porch in the early afternoon in summer when there is nothing to worry about. Surprisingly, it can be served not only cold, but also cold or even warmed. I enjoyed it very much. I thought of that, but by the time I bought it at home, it was too late to buy a label. Come to think of it, the label was squishy by the time I got home after buying it. It's already extremely hot, isn't it? Ingredients : Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic) Rice used: Miyamanishiki from Nagano Prefecture, Yamadanishiki from Yamakuni district in Kato City, Hyogo Prefecture Rice polishing ratio: 55 Yeast used: No.7 in-house strain Alcohol content : 14 Content : 720ml Manufacture date : 2025.05.03087A
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