After less than three years, I have reached 300 check-ins and have decided to keep 'Hitakami' as my regular drink. I was impressed by the variety of sake flavors. I am beginning to look for a brand I have never had before and compare them 'cold' to get a feel for the differences in rice, malted rice, temperature, etc. I am also beginning to think that I would like to try a new brand of sake.
Good evening, MICHI.
Congratulations on your 300th check-in 🎉.
It's nice to have a milestone sake with your most popular sake, Hidakami. ⤴️
There are many ways to enjoy sake, so let's continue to enjoy sake more and more 😊.
Good morning, MICHI😄!
Congratulations on your 300 check-ins ㊗️🎉Congratulations on your celebration sake with your favorite Hidakami 🥂.
May you find many more delicious drinks in the future✨.
Thank you ma-ki- for your comments. There really are many different flavors of sake, and I have reached 300 while looking forward to drinking on the weekends. I still hope to keep up the pace.
Thank you for your comment, HinaHanaMama. For some reason, whenever I go out somewhere, I look for sake stores to find sake that I haven't tasted yet. I think I can still enjoy it.
Thank you, Ponchan. I can express this when I compare the drinks, but I would like to get to the point where I can make accurate comments when I drink them alone.
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