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Not even carbonated, but when you open the cork, psshhhh...
Refreshing sourness with a sip.
The cork was also sealed tightly...
Delicious!
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World Cup (Costa Rica) Cheer Sake #5
I selected this sake because it was Samurai Blue.
I bought it while listening to the salesman's explanation about how it was made with special rice, but I couldn't understand it at all.
But it tasted good!
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World Cup (against Costa Rica) Cheering Sake Part 4
We were in a state of burnt sake after the loss was decided... though we were enjoying the sake very much.
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World Cup (Costa Rica match) cheering sake No.3
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Sake for the World Cup (against Costa Rica) #2.
It's sake, but it's like wine.
Delicious!
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Sake for the World Cup (against Costa Rica) #1.
We cheered for the soccer match against Costa Rica with Sake while having Nabe (hot pot)! Sorry about the disappointing result 😭.
After toasting with beer, we started sake!
We received a rare bottle as a gift.
Slightly carbonated. It's like wine. Delicious! And the label is stylish.
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With rice at the end of the meal. The last drink.
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It's not often you come across a sake from southern Kyushu, so choice!
The picture is blurry...
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The labels are kinda snazzy!
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Proceed with the beef salad...
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After toasting with beer, we started sake.
Friday night, a moment of bliss while snacking on sashimi!
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I knew I wanted to drink it on Friday night.
It was refreshing and easy to drink.
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The fifth bottle at our house barbecue party.
It was delicious! ...I remember drinking it while saying.
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The fourth bottle at our home barbecue party.
A delicious bottle... but my memory of the taste gradually...
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The third bottle at a home barbecue party.
A bottle selected by one of the liquor store's customers.
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Sake brought at a home barbeque party.
A bottle brought by a person whose previous location was Yamagata.
While we could almost taste it, we'll start with a fancy looking sake!
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I had it cold and refreshing!
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A souvenir for my father on a trip to Kyoto.
After purchasing it, I happened to drive past the Tamanomitsu Sake Brewery right in front of me.
It smelled great from the first sip, was easy to drink, and was quickly consumed.
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I was able to drink at a restaurant where you can drink a variety of alcohol that you don't see very often.
Delicious. As expected!
Maybe it was because I had had a crisp sparkling sake just before, but I felt a bit of a peculiar taste... I like it though.
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