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ChizuChizu
2022年元旦から家呑みを記録しています✏️ 外呑みも記録したいけど色々忘れるので😅 最近は事情により開栓数は減っているし、コメントも得意じゃないですが、皆さんの記録で発見があったり楽しんでいます😆 地元茨城のお酒を応援しているので、まだ飲んだことない方が興味を持ってくれるきっかけにもなれば嬉しいです🙋

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Morishima
39(30%)
Yamamoto
9(6.92%)
Wataribune
7(5.38%)
Gokeiji
6(4.62%)
Buyu
6(4.62%)

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Ibaraki
94(55.62%)
Akita
12(7.1%)
Tochigi
11(6.51%)
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10(5.92%)
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7(4.14%)

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Makihata初しぽり　艶生酒無濾過
Takachiyo ShuzoNiigata
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Chizu
Alcohol content 14 Flat polished rice x Micro-bubble rinsed rice It has a soft aroma and gasiness. Since it is unfiltered sake, I thought it would be sweet before drinking, but the acidity is stronger. I couldn't find any mention of the rice polishing ratio, which may be due to the fact that the rice polishing method is different from the usual method, so it can't be indicated as the rice polishing ratio. Finally caught up so I can check in on the day I drank it 😁.
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Buyu一度火入純米吟醸ひやおろし
BuyuIbaraki
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 58 Alcohol content 15 The first sip is easy to drink, but it gradually becomes more and more robust with a strong umami flavor. When I first learned to drink sake, there was a time when I stayed away from it because I thought it was too strong for me 😅I don't know if it's because either the sake or my taste buds have changed, or if it's the management of the restaurant where I drank it, but I like it very much these days👍.
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Morishima美山錦　瓶燗火入純米原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
Miyamanishiki Polishing ratio 65 Alcohol content 15%. Modest but refreshing aroma. Sweetness and acidity with a little gasiness. When I want to drink a Morishima with a robust flavor, I choose this one, but I personally think it is clearer and easier to drink than other brands of Junmai sake.
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Taiheikaiびん囲い純米吟醸
FuchuhomareIbaraki
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Chizu
Polishing ratio 50%. Alcohol content 15%. Soft and gentle aroma. It seems to strongly pass through the nose. I thought it was less sweet and stronger than I had imagined before drinking it... but when I looked back at last year's record, I saw that it was written as sapparishiru😅. Checking in a month late here too... gotta catch up soon💦.
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Morishima美山錦　瓶燗火入純米吟醸原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Miyamanishiki, Polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15%. It has a modest aroma and a little gasiness. I thought the cap of the bottle warmer was "strictly sealed," but it seems there are cases where it is not. I didn't up it for more than a month after opening the bottle, and every time I drank it after that, I kept thinking "come to think of it, I haven't up it yet..." and the bottle was empty 😅. Unfortunately I forgot about the difference in taste between the raw sake and last year's ⤵️ reflection 😢
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Morishimaひたち錦　瓶燗火入純米吟醸原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Hitanishiki, Polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15%. Clear and colorless, with a moderate aroma. The hardness or spiciness typical of Hitanishiki is rare in Morishima👀I think it was a bit more rounded when I drank it raw. I could feel that the impression of the sake changes drastically when it is heated 💡.
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ムロ
Hi Chizu! Please excuse my comment: 🙇‍♂️ I was really wondering what to make my Ibaraki sake 🍶 debut now! I will refer to your various reviews!
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Chizu
Good evening, Mr. Muro 🌛Thank you for your comment! Glad to hear you are interested in Ibaraki's local sake 😆 I hope you find a brand you like👍.
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 65 Alcohol content 14 Ogawa yeast (Association No. 10) The aroma is clear and sweet. When you take a sip, you will find that it is really thick and sweet. As you eat, you will notice a little spiciness, which makes it refreshing and easy to drink without getting tired of it. Urasato is brewed using traditional methods with rice, water, and yeast from Ibaraki Prefecture, but with such a stylish label 👀❗ Even those who do not normally drink sake will find it acceptable 😆.
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Morishima雄町　14号酵母　瓶燗火入純米大吟醸原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Omachi, Polishing ratio 50%. Alcohol content 15 We compared 3 types of Omachi jun-dai, one is the 14 yeast draft, one is the hi-ire version, and the other is the regular hi-ire version 😆. The last one is a fire-aged 14 yeast 🍶. Almost clear and gassy. More acidic than the regular version. It is easier to drink than the other two, but the spiciness comes out later. I tried to compare them under the same conditions as much as possible with a snake-eyed boar cup and it was fun to see the characteristics of each in the clear sweetness 😋 A valuable experience ✨.
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Morishima雄町　瓶燗火入純米大吟醸原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Omachi, Polishing ratio 50%. Alcohol content 15 We compared 3 types of sake: the regular hi-ire version, the raw sake with 14 yeast and the hi-ire Omachi jun-dai 😆. This is the normal version Hi-ire 🍶. It has a little color, and although it is hi-ire, it has a gaseous and clear sweetness. I could clearly see that the aroma and taste were more powerful than the two 14 yeast ones 💡.
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Morishima雄町　14号酵母純米大吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Omachi, Polishing ratio 50%. Alcohol content 15 Comparison of three different types of Omachi jun-dai: the No. 14 yeast raw and hi-ire, and the regular hi-ire version 😆. The first one is an unfiltered raw sake with #14 yeast 🍶. Almost clear and not much aroma. It's schwaggy and fresher with more acidity than the other two. Plenty of air bubbles in the bowl. I heard that Kanazawa yeast is characterized by low acidity and high ginjo aroma, but I got the opposite impression 😅. Even though it was made in April, my husband suggested, "Why don't we wait until it comes out of the fire and compare the two?" I've been waiting to open the bottle 🎉.
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UrazatoURAZATO PROTOTYPE 4純米吟醸生酛原酒
Urazato ShuzotenIbaraki
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 60 Alcohol content 12 It is clear and easy to drink with sweetness and acidity, but the sensation that leaves the nose after swallowing is so strong that it is hard to believe it is low-alcohol. According to the explanation on the back label, it is a test brew, made by lactic acid fermentation of amazake called "Sanki Amazake Moto", and it is recommended to drink with soda. I had it chilled today, but I'd like to keep a little and drink it as a highball to refresh me during the heat wave 🌊.
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Hokushoうすにごり本生純米吟醸生酒おりがらみ
Taiyo ShuzoNiigata
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15 Degree of sweetness/spiciness: Somewhat dry Degree of lightness Somewhat light There is a little bit of ooze at the bottom of the bottle. When poured as gently as possible, it has a freshness like a slightly sweet and sour green apple, and after swallowing, it is quite strong. Next, I knocked the bottle down a few times to mix in the oriki, and the gasiness and sweetness became a little stronger. I found myself drinking a lot of it, but since the sake was shipped refrigerated for half a year without being heated, I wanted to see how it progressed after opening the bottle a little 😅.
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男女川直汲み夏酒特別純米生酒
inabaIbaraki
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 60 Alcohol content 16%. Transparent and aromatic even when just taken out of the refrigerator. It has a fresh, yet refreshing taste with a moderate sweetness. I love it, but it's been a long time since I've had it. It's still delicious ✨I drank it easily 😆. I don't think I drank this label even before I started drinking Sake-no-wa...
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Morishima山田錦　瓶燗火入純米吟醸原酒
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Yamadanishiki, 60% polished rice Alcohol content 15%. It is clear and has a moderate aroma. There are a lot of air bubbles on the container, but there is a slight gaseous sensation when you drink it, right? It is about the same. It has a refreshing acidity and a bit of sweetness and spiciness. The first Yamada-Nishiki to switch to fire-aged Morishima was made in May, and I actually opened the bottle and took a picture of it quite a while ago💦I drank it several times without posting 😅I think I have about 1 gou left... enjoy 😆.
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Morishima美山錦純米原酒生酒無濾過
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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100% Miyamanishiki Polishing ratio 65 Alcohol content 15%. The first sip is sweet and gassy. After that, the umami and the spiciness comes through strongly from the nose. This Miyamanishiki junmai sake should be tried by those who think Morishima is too clear and not enough 🙋.
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Azakuraあざくら夏酒純米吟醸生酒
Azakura ShuzoAkita
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Chizu
Rice polishing ratio 60 Alcohol content 15 (Taken while worrying about the direction of the lid...sorry if it is wrong) The aroma is subdued. There is a sweetness in the fresh acidity that is typical of nama-zake. In the morning I went to the local liquor store to pick up some otsukai and bought 2 bottles of summer sake for home ✨In the evening I went to the fish shop to get a 3-piece set of Batsugun and horse mackerel sashimi and decided to enjoy the sake I brought home that day even though it is rare for us to open the bottle 😁. Today's weather wasn't great, but it's time to enjoy a nice cold sake 😆.
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Wataribune直汲み純米吟醸
FuchuhomareIbaraki
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Chizu
100% "Watafune" (short-stalked) sake rice produced in Ibaraki Prefecture Rice polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15 Limited edition It has a gorgeous aroma and gasiness, juicy but not too sweet. It is a refreshing sake that fits the image of the beautifully colored label ✨. It was made in March, but it was still fresh, and even though I've been drinking less lately, for the first time in a long time I realized that we both had emptied a four-pack ➰ even though it was a weekday 😅.
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Morishimaひたち錦　辛口生酒純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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100% Hitanishiki Polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15%. It has a fresh gaseous taste typical of nama-shu, but it is refreshing. In Morishima, the red label of Hitachi Nishiki is labeled as dry with a moderate sweetness 😋. I've been cutting back a bit on sake lately, but it's still so good that I can't stop drinking it, so this time I put the sake bottle away in the fridge with only a glass saucer full 😅.
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Morishima美山錦　生酒純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
Morishima ShuzoIbaraki
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Chizu
100% Miyamanishiki, Polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content 15%. A nice sound when opening the bottle 🎉This sake is clear with a moderate aroma, full of gas and freshness that is typical of nama-zake, and is delicious both as it is and with a meal 😋. I drank "Comet" first, so I opened the bottle in April... I used to try to drink it in the month of production, but my pace is much slower these days😅.
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BuyuBuyu Cycle Ogawa Yeast nama zake特別純米生酛原酒生酒
BuyuIbaraki
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100% Hitanishiki produced in Ibaraki Prefecture Polishing ratio 58 Alcohol content 14%. Yeast used: Ogawa yeast produced in Ibaraki Koji mold used: Marufuku Moyashi produced in Ibaraki The color is clear and the aroma is subdued. It is gassy and has a strong acidity that makes it refreshing ✨. It's a raw version of the sake we had the other day, with a similar color on the label but wiry 🚲. The liquid is thick and sweet when poured, but as you drink it, you get a strong alcohol taste through the nose 💨 but I don't think it's spicy 🍶.
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