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Juicy and delicious. Rich and acidic. Goes well with meat dishes.
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I haven't seen Kurotembi in a long time!
I like it, but there are not many stores near me that carry it.
It's a little effervescent, but it's heavy and slow, but easy to drink....very good.
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Delicious apple is delicious. It has become a habit.
It's a light summer drink. It is usual that I can drink it easily. It is also usual that I want to eat fried chicken.
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Acid ✨It has the feel of a sake for summer.
Maybe it's less sweet than other Miyoshikiku sake? It seems like it would go well with fried food, right?
...Don't tell you that I was charmed by the cuteness of the pop.
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Ommmmm...(P.S.) Ummmm....
Super super balanced O, excellent. It has a great sense of rice flavor, and combined with a flavor that is not too fruity, it is excellent to say the least.
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Not too sweet!
Interesting taste! A gassy, gobby child that will blow you away. This is certainly perfect for summer. Well-balanced, good aroma...(p)ummer!
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Sweet!
Is she fruity and summery? It's too good for a nightcap...? Too good for a nightcap...?
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I have a friend with the same name, lol.
This could be delicious! An interesting bitter-sweet child. The aroma is sweet, but the taste is such that it has quite an impact. Tare yakitori and this one go well together.
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Ando Suigun...probably my first time!
It's good cold, but it's definitely better warmed up...a calm and tasty sake....
I'll drink it again in winter...
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Long time no post! (P.S.) Ummm.
Slightly effervescent, dry, dried fruit? Aroma like dried fruits, some nuttiness. I like Tenpouichi after all (direct)!
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Ou of balance, this is the instrument Masamune-san. Umah-umah.
The one that makes me super anxious when asked which I like better, Shizenigo or this one.
I think the grilled chicken is this one...
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↑. A return gift from my sister for my niece's entrance gift. ....it's an entrance gift for elementary school...
A quiet word. It's dry and fragrant - I'm not sure if it's sold other than as a gift. Maybe it could have been room temperature or something?
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I found out it was from Hiraizumi after I bought it lol.
The acidity is much more subdued than Malhi's. Interesting and tasty.
It's good to drink with fried or oily food, but it's also good on its own.
...But what is Type B?
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I bought this Kokugon yesterday on my way home. It is beautiful and easy to drink.
Kunigon-san never fails me, so I don't care which bottle I buy!
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Oni Yamama! So spicy!
I didn't imagine Yamama to be this hot, but it's interesting in its own way... This kind of experience is also an interesting part of sake.
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Ruka-san. When's the last time you had a drink?
She is the one who makes me want to drink at a moment's notice. It's a refreshing drink that's always good, and it's so easy to drink! I like this one!
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This sake is called "Horaisen". It was recommended to us as a spring sake with a strong flavor. It is actually delicious.
It was a good stepping stone to two more visits (lol).
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Amafurutee. Only one person for the first time in a long time. I've been drinking with more than one person lately, and it seems like it's been a while since I've posted anything.
When I asked the store owner for Yokoyama Goju, he kept looking for it and I was wondering why, but it seems he was looking for "Yokoyama" in hiragana. I like that one too lol.
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Mr. Kubota's...Ikuhara...? I think it's unusual.
It doesn't have Mr. Kubota's feeling? The attack is quite strong and opposite to the usual one. And for some reason, it makes me want to eat curry....
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Hmm? What does that mean? A light horsey boy. Maybe it's good with sashimi or something? Maybe it's different with yakitori...?
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