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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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Souvenirs from a friend who came to visit.
I was full, but the three of us kept talking, so the drinks just kept on coming...
The bottle and the name are stylish and summery, but the label is autumnal. It is refreshing and easy to drink.
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We finished with sushi, pickles, and a refreshing drink.
Friday night drinking with my colleagues, part 3.
It was fun, delicious, and with sake half-price, I couldn't help but drink more.
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A dangerous sake with a strong taste, easy to drink and easy to progress...served with sashimi and yellowtail kama.
I've never had sake from Mie Prefecture before!
Friday drinking with my colleagues, part 2.
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I found a sake I had been curious about and had a glass of it cold with grilled salt fish and sashimi.
Easy to drink and delicious!
It was my first time to drink sake from Aichi Prefecture.
Friday night drinking with my classmates, part 1.
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