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I received a bottle of Junmai Daiginjo from Sake Forest.
This is a bottle that shocked me when I first started enjoying sake. It is still my favorite, so much so that I think it may be my favorite even now.
It has been a while since I had it, but it is still delicious.
It is slightly cloudy with a hint of gas. It has a sweet and sour taste like fruit and a lactic acidity like yogurt that fills the mouth. The aftertaste is surprisingly bitter and the aftertaste is not too sweet.
It was so delicious that I could not stop drinking and almost finished the entire four-pack.
I heard that the name has been changed to "Yuki no Mayu" this year, but I was relieved to hear that the contents remain the same. But personally, I am a little sad because I have a strong attachment to the name of the brewery that introduced me to the taste of sake.
Is the name change due to the contract with the hotel? The hotel's website still introduces Kakusumori as a limited edition sake, so does this mean that Kakusumori is only available at the hotel and the general distribution is now called Yukinomayu?
I would like to stay at the Hotel Kozumori someday, and I would be happy to see the sake from Kozumori again there.
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