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Yakimare生一本
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じじJunmai-shu by Sakura Masamune of Nada, the originator of Masamune. This bottle has a cute cherry blossom label, but as retro as it looks, it tastes a bit classic. It was better chilled. After a little while after opening the bottle, the taste calmed down and it became a soothing taste at room temperature. I heard that it is suitable for warming up, so I will try it next time.
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じじA bottle I got at the "NEW NEW SAKE WEEK" event at Newman Shinjuku. It was purchased from a brewer named haccoba in Namie, Fukushima Prefecture. When the bottle is opened, gas and oli float to the surface at once. It is said to be brewed with a kind of hop called Karakaso, so it is like drinking a juicy grapefruit. When you peel off the bottle exterior, a poem describing the countryside appears, making it a refreshing pop sake.
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立山特別本醸造
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じじPurchased at a supermarket on the way out. At room temperature, the alcohol taste was not so strong, but when heated up, the taste became rounder and more pleasant. As it is a Toyama sake, it went well with yellowtail sashimi.
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Shinshu Kireiひとごこち&山恵錦
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じじDrinking comparison at danchu festival. The brewer poured us a glass. As the name suggests, the taste was clean and refreshing, but Hitogokochi had a better acidity and tasted better. I thought, "I'll buy it next time! I looked up the price and found that it was at a premium everywhere, so it will be a while before I can drink it again.
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kzsh1017Currently, there is not enough sake even in the state of limiting the number of bottles sold at the brewery to one.
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じじThanks for the information, kzsh1037! It seems this was a more valuable opportunity than I thought.
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kzsh1017That's right, in many cases, when they do come in, they are sold only to customers or with conditions. And then they are resold at outrageous prices.
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Okunoto no shiragiku奥能登自然栽培米
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じじThe Shirafuji Sake Brewery in Wajima was severely damaged, but they will continue to brew sake at the Yukawa Sake Brewery in neighboring Nagano Prefecture. This is a bottle brewed with pesticide-free rice. The first sip is a bit harsh on the throat, but the taste is refreshing. I felt it was suitable for a mealtime sake that goes well with Japanese food. After a few days after opening the bottle, the flavor becomes more rounded, and it is a real treat.
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じじA bottle of Terada Honke's aspiration to create natural sake Purchased at the Kozaki Fermentation Festival It is a nigori sake, a blend of amazake and junmai sake. The taste is almost like amazake, but the junmai sake part has a smoky aftertaste due to the maniacal Bodai-hashiro method.
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Akagisan本醸造辛口生貯蔵酒
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じじIn "Late Night Sake Review," an interesting sake essay by Seiko Yamauchi, a sake master of my heart, this bottle was introduced with unusual enthusiasm: "Local people drink a lot of this sake on a daily basis and make me drink it," "I want to prepare at least two bottles because I can drink it quickly," and so on. On a business trip to Gunma, I bought it at a convenience store in Takasaki, where it was normally sold. It is a man's sake! It is easy to drink with a fresh fruity taste, and I thought it could be a good choice for both men and women.
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三百年の掟やぶり本醸造無濾過槽前原酒
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じじI bought it at a liquor store in Zao because it had an amazing presence! It was named after the fact that it broke the rule of fire-brewing. It has a strong alcohol taste like a pure sake, and I felt it was just right on the rocks.
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Yukiotoko純米
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じじSnow Man from Aoki Sake Brewery in Uonuma was served with curry rice on snowy Mt. Naturally, it was cold, so the sharp dryness stood out and was a perfect match with the curry (laugh).
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じじHonjozo, Tanzawa Baka Ridge At YAMA CAFE in Okura, at the foot of Mt. The name is a common name for the Okura ridge at the foot of Mt. It was a refreshing and refreshing sake to relieve the fatigue of mountain climbing!
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