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Jokigen
12(13.04%)
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7(7.61%)
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7(7.61%)
Yoshidagura u
6(6.52%)
Kaze no Mori
5(5.43%)

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Ishikawa
32(21.19%)
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19(12.58%)
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15(9.93%)
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11(7.28%)
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9(5.96%)

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Kaiun純米　ひやおろし
Doi ShuzojoShizuoka
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I was at a liquor store I often go to and was trying to decide which hiyaoroshi to buy. In August, all the employees tasted the sake and decided to buy the one from the tank that they had decided to buy. and shipped the one from the tank we decided on. I bought this sake after hearing this episode. I also wished for good luck in my current job! It is a little spicy compared to the sake I usually drink, but the balance of flavor and freshness, including the spiciness, is amazing! It seems to go well with any snacks without interfering with them! Tomorrow is the local autumn festival, so I'm celebrating the night before.
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Tedorigawa純米大吟醸　原酒　百万石乃白
Yoshida ShuzotenIshikawa
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Junmai Daiginjo of Tedorigawa using "Hyakumangoku No Shiro" sake rice, which is my personal favorite. Today, I had a chance to listen to Mr. Yoshida, the president of Yoshida Sake Brewery, and I was so impressed by his passion for sake brewing that I'm going to share it with you tonight (^^) After listening to the thoughts of the brewer, the taste is exceptional! It is a junmai daiginjo spec, so you can taste the ginjo aroma, but it also has a spicy and refreshing flavor, and the taste is well-balanced! I like the balance of Tetorigawa the best among the sake made with Hyakumangoku No Shiro.
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A new product from NEXT5, a unit formed by young brewers from five sake breweries in Akita Prefecture. The new product is a monthly release, starting in August, of a product that shares only the same rice, but has each brewery's own characteristics. The August release is by the Kuribayashi Shuzoten, famous for its Haruka sake. According to the Internet, the sake is so popular that it is sold by lottery, but it was sold at a liquor store that I often go to. The sake bottle is beautiful, with a pinkish tint reminiscent of grapes. It looks like a high-class sake kept in a high-class club or something. The taste is as delicious as it sounds! The fruity taste and rice flavor in the mouth is more like wine than sake. I have had Haruka before, but this is something completely different! I opened a bottle to commemorate my family's birthday, and it turned out to be a great memory.
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KozaemonHoliday　カヤック　純米大吟醸
Nakajima JozoGifu
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The label of a kayak rafting down a river through picturesque greenery stuck and I bought it. Looking at the back, the words "Concept Workers Selection"... This series really has a nice label design👍. According to the Internet, there is also a brand called Cycling that was released in the spring. As I enjoy cycling, I would love to drink that one too 😆. The taste is a Junmai Daiginjo, so you can feel both the fruity ginjo aroma spreading on the palate and the delicious sake-like flavor, but with a soft mouthfeel that is very satisfying to me personally. Today is the end of my pre-bon workday, and tomorrow is my holiday, so I opened the bottle, and it looks like it will be a good start to the holiday weekend!
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Tourmai? Not Junmai? I was curious and picked it up at the liquor store. As the name "Tourmai" implies, there is a different sake rice for each month of the year! The label on the back of the bottle says "This month's rice is this month's sake rice. The Yamadanishiki version for May and the Omachi version for July were on sale at the liquor store, but as an Omachi fan, I chose this one (^^). The label is designed with a "bird of the month + ears of rice" design, but the Yumachi version has a swan? The Omachi version has a swan? This design, combined with the ears of rice, makes it look like a phoenix or phoenix. This design is also cool! The taste is a little spicy and refreshing on the palate, but there is a long-lasting aftertaste as it flows down the throat. I was impressed that even with a low rice polishing ratio of 70%, it is possible to produce such a refreshing taste. It might be a good match with Iburi Gako (pickled ginger) or something similar. I will drink it with a wish that it will stand up like a phoenix at work, produce results, and bloom like a flower in full bloom!
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Comet" is written "Shah", a sake named after Gundam's Shah. The alphabet is lined up in a row. The alphabet is read as "Dutoit-Neuimin Delporte," which is taken from the name of a real comet. I thought the label was a green bottle with colorful goldfish or carp scattered in a cool atmosphere... and then I realized after I bought it that it is a colorful comet (laughs). According to the liquor store's description. It is a low-alcohol sake (al 13%) brewed with "Yamae-Nishiki" from Nagano Prefecture and blended with two types of yeast, characterized by its fruity taste and refreshing aftertaste. It is a low alcohol sake (al 13%) with a fruity and refreshing aftertaste. When you drink it, the fruity flavor is indeed very smooth and light! Two types of yeast, one with a melon flavor and the other with a green apple flavor, seem to be used. Melon + green apple = ? I was looking forward to it. I was looking forward to it, but I couldn't help but notice that it had both melon and green apple flavors... Some people on the Internet said it was pineapple, but I personally think it's more like a green fruit. While I was thinking about what dishes would go well with it as a snack, the 2-gou tokkuri was empty (^^)
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川鶴別品川鶴　純米吟醸 １４
Kawatsuru ShuzoKagawa
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My first Kagawa sake. I was looking forward to opening the bottle. The label is stylishly designed with the words "Kawazuru" and two cranes! The online description said it was a low-alcohol sake with a sharp impression with a pleasant acidity and a delicious taste of rice. My first impression, based on my own judgment and prejudice, when I actually drank it was This is like Shinsei! Sorry, Shinsei fans, m(_ _)m, I'm open to objections (laugh). This is just my personal and frank impression. Shinsei is my personal Hall of Fame sake, so I really like the taste!
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Karato Mountain" is a sake brewed exclusively at a local roadside station by the MISO SAKE Brewery, famous for its "Yuho" series. This junmai sake is brewed with naturally grown Koshihikari rice polished to 60%. It is named after the "Karatoyama Sumo wrestling ring" where the Tsuji Sumo wrestling ring, which has been (supposedly) continued for 2000 years in the local area, is located. The label also features a cute design of ears of rice in the rice paddies and a sumo wrestler entering the ring! It is a sake sold at a roadside station for tourists, right? Don't be fooled! The flavor of the rice can be felt well, and when served cold, it has a pleasant flavor without being too spicy. It may be just the right sake for a mealtime drink (^^)
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Amabuki純米吟醸　雄町　いちご酵母　生
Amabuki ShuzoSaga
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I haven't had "Amabuki" for a long time, maybe 3-4 years. I saw it at a liquor store and bought it because I wanted to drink Amabuki. This Amabuki, made with Omachi and Ichigo yeast, won a gold medal at the 2022 IWC (International Salmon Challenge) held this past April. There is an anecdote about this sake that it became the talk of the town the following year when footage of Arashi's Aiba helping to prepare this sake was shown during the 2010 Kohaku Uta Gassen (Red and White singing contest). The first thing you taste is the slightly spicy flavor that is typical of Japanese sake, followed by the ginjo aroma. The ginjo aroma comes after that, and I don't think it has a strong fruity flavor such as strawberry. This is just my personal opinion.
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Jokigen純米吟醸　酒和地
Sakata ShuzoYamagata
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Kamikigen's Sake Wachi at this time of the year, which has become an annual tradition. I was able to buy it again this year (^^) I enjoyed the feeling of the slightly carbonated and refreshing flavor that spread to my mouth, just as the name "Schwatch" implies. It doesn't feel like summer without it. Before I bought this, I saw Shin Ultraman, but Shin Ultraman doesn't say "Schwatch! (laughs). I think I'll rent an Ultraman DVD by a guy named Schwatch and watch it while I drink this tonight 🍶.
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A summer sake version of our favorite Yoshida Kurau! It is a low-alcohol, pure Junmai Daiginjo made with "Hyakumangoku no Shiro," which is my personal favorite sake rice at Modern Yamahai. The label is stylish, with a black color reminiscent of twilight and a woman trying to dance! The spring sake "Hello & GoodBye" also had a relatively low alcohol content of about 13%, but this one is 9%. It is about the same as a strong chu-hai. The taste is very light, with a sweet ginjo aroma, as it is a junmai daiginjo. ...so I found myself drinking more than half of a 4-ounce bottle at once (^_^;). As the name suggests, both the label and the taste would not be out of place if young people drank it by the bottle while watching street dancers at night. It is just an image (laugh).
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Choyofukumusumeアクティブサマー　純米吟醸直汲み「生」
Iwasaki ShuzoYamaguchi
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My first "Choyo Fukumusume". My personal Hall of Fame brand is "Toyo Bijin" and I also like "Gohashi", so I have a good image of Yamaguchi Prefecture's sake (^^) The lapel is an active one, with a Japanese-style girl in kimono holding a sake cup and a sake cup, skydiving with a cat. Looking at the back, it says "Concept Workers Selection" series, which makes sense (lol). I like this series... It's not sweet, but the ginjo aroma spreads on the palate, giving it a refreshing "summer sake" feel! I think it would be delicious with yakitori as a side dish.
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Hakurosuishu特撰純米酒　出羽燦々
TakenotsuyuYamagata
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It is said to be one of the longest-selling sake of Shiroro Tarusyu. Winner of the highest gold medal at the 2022 Tasty Sake in a Wine Glass Awards! Brewed with local sake rice, local subsoil water, and local yeast. The taste is refreshing. The taste is clean, but with a hint of rice flavor... With this salty flavor, it can be paired with any dish... I checked and found that I drank Hakuro Taruzu at the same time last year (laugh).
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Tedorigawa吉田蔵u 　Hello＆GoodBye
Yoshida ShuzotenIshikawa
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Sparkling sake brewed in the "modern Yamahai" method using "Hyakumangoku no Shiro" sake rice, which is another personal favorite of my favorite "Yoshida Kurau". The label is inspired by flowers, and as you can tell from the name, it is a sake with the image of spring encounters and partings, and flowers to add to the start of the season. ◎Energy Transparency ◎Swirl I heard that these are the keywords. It has a milky white color like Kappis, is shwashy, low in alcohol (al13%), refreshing, slightly sweet, and easy to drink! It is truly a sparkling rice wine. Chill it in a refrigerator and pour it into a wine glass. Please enjoy it chilled in a refrigerator and pour it into a wine glass. It has a fizzy character, so be careful not to spill the wine when opening the bottle. Be careful not to spill the wine when opening the bottle. Open the bottle a little at a time to avoid spills. The tag explains that the wine is foamy, so please be careful not to spill the bottle when opening it.
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Tsukasabotan特別純米酒　ハナトコイシテ
Tsukasabotan ShuzoKochi
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Sake launched by Shibotan in 2012 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of local great man, botanist Dr. Tomitaro Makino The name "Hanato Koishite" is derived from a tanka poem written by Dr. Makino. The name "Hanato Koishite" is derived from a tanka poem written by Dr. Makino. The transparent bottle with a simple flower design on the label is beautiful! Sold in two-part bottles, it makes a great gift for someone special! I thought I would give it as a Mother's Day gift. I was going to give it as a Mother's Day gift, but then I remembered that my mother doesn't drink (-...-). -I'll have to drink it myself! I decided to drink it with the logic that she doesn't drink (lol). The first sip was spicy first, but then came the umami of rice, and after that, the spiciness did not bother me. It was a change like that. This is my first experience with Tsukiyotan, but I can feel the sweetness and umami of the rice, and it is delicious!
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Comet (Char)" after a long time As you can tell from the name, it is named with Gundam in mind (^^). I bought it because I was impressed that a different liquor store from the one where I bought it before started selling it, and also because I personally feel that I have to "strike back" from now on due to my work. It's been a while since I've had it, but I like the balance of flavors. It's like a "rice wine" and would go well with cream croquettes.
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Yuho純米吟醸生原酒『Ｆ』『Ｇ』
Mioya ShuzoIshikawa
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They tried brewing the exact same sake with speakers using bone conduction technology to vibrate the fermenting unrefined sake tank and listen to classical music. Type "F" with Toji's selected music Type "G" with music selected by the female brewer Enjoy the difference between the two (according to the liquor store). Does the taste change when you play classical music to the unrefined sake? I was skeptical, but when I drank it Certainly not! The F one is light, a little sweet and refreshing. The G one is a little spicy and robust with a sense of umami. Personally, I prefer F(^o^)／. For the next series, I'd like to hear rock or jazz music (lol).
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After about 3 days after opening the bottle, the G tastes better! (This is just my personal opinion)
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Gasanryu別誂　純米吟醸　薄桜
Shindo ShuzotenYamagata
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I have wanted to try "Gazanryu" for a long time. Every time I go to a liquor store, I am always curious about other delicious brands and don't buy them (laughs). I fell in love with the design of the blue bottle with dancing cherry blossoms and finally bought it! The design of the cat in the dancing cherry blossoms is cute. The first sip has a well-balanced flavor that is neither too sweet nor too spicy, followed by a hint of ginjo, and finally a touch of spiciness. Just the way I like it! I should have bought it earlier.
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Tamasakura✕フェルミエ　FUSION2020"Adult"
玉櫻酒造Shimane
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This sake is made by aging Shimane Prefecture's sake "Tamasakura" in red wine barrels that played an active role in Niigata Prefecture's Fermier. 2020 was the year it was released, and I bought it from a local liquor store that had cold storage. It has a reddish color because it was aged in red wine barrels. One sip and you can certainly taste the red wine flavor. But it also has the flavor of light, dry sake! Mysterious taste. As the name "Adult" suggests, it tastes like an adult. The label is also stylish with a mature design. Hmmm...I thought about what snacks would go well with this, so I paired it with cheese and chilled tomatoes that I had in the fridge. But it seems to go really well with strong-flavored dishes.
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Kaze no Mori雄町807　無濾過無加水
Yucho ShuzoNara
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It's been a while since I've had Kaze no Mori. 807 is a sake brewed with 80% rice polishing ratio and No. 7 yeast. As a fan of Kaze no Mori and a fan of Omachi, I wanted to drink this sake. Kaze no Mori = rice juice, and this one is a little sweeter, and the rice flavor that spreads out is irresistible. It's the same Kaze no Mori quality as always.
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