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The last was a junmai sake from Toyama, made with Gohyakumangoku (five hundred million stone).
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No.6. limited pure rice sake directly pumped from Wakayama using Omachi from Kurogyu.
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No.5. from Kyoto, Japan, using Yamada Nishiki from the former Ymeda Village, low al 11 degrees, 4th year sun 🤍.
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No.4 Junmai Daiginjo made with Yamadanishiki from Mimuro Sugi in Nara💛.
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No. 3: Special Junmai Nigori Nama Sake🤍 from my favorite Jikin.
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No.2, Hachitan-Nishiki Junmai Direct-drafted Namaisake from Tenpouichi, Hiroshima 💛.
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Tonight we had 7 kinds of sake at a very popular sushi restaurant in Ebisu. We started with a seasonal Junmai Daiginjo from Takaraiya from Oita, made with Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture. ❤️
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Last, from Yamaguchi, Amami's new nigori (nigori) version made with Yamadanishiki (snow heaven) 💙.
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Next, from Niigata, Japan, a cargo tag sake 🤎 made with Kame-no-o from Oyu-mura, Akita Prefecture.
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Tonight, we had three sake tasting sessions at a yakitori restaurant in Meguro. We started with Tsukikage, made with Koei Kiku's Kumamoto Shinryoku from Saga💛.
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Last, Umajun Junmai Sake🧡 from Tengumai from Ishikawa.
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Next, Toyobai "N" 💚 from Aomori
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Tonight's sake tasting set of three. We will start with a very limited Sugata, a blend of 6 different types of sake rice from Tochigi🌈.
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Last, Nirkame🖤 made with Akita Sake Komachi from Shinmasa.
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Next, a new Junmai Usu Nigori (light nigori) sake from Shimane, Japan.
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Next up was this year's new sake from Tanaka Rokugo, a junmai namaishu🤍 made with Yamadanishiki produced in Itoshima.
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Tonight, we compared four different types of sake at one of our favorite izakaya in Ebisu. We started with the latest in the "Seven Gods of Sake Series" that shipped at the end of last month, a collaboration of Tanaka Rokugo and Nanamoto Yari🤎.
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The last one was a very rare special junmai sake "Seishun" made from 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Tojo, a special grade of Hyogo Prefecture's special A district from Isohajime, a local Shizuoka sake brewery.
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Next up was a hybrid pure rice sake from Osaka, using Akishika's own rice field "Omachi" as the Koji rice and "Yamada Nishiki" as the Kake rice💛.
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Next up was Eikun's seasonal Junmai Junmai Namaishu from his hometown of Shizuoka💛.
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