たえぴょん
Refreshing. Slightly sour and fruity. Slightly fruity. Bottled by hand to preserve as much carbonation as possible!
A very fresh bottle.
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たえぴょん
Is this allowed in sake? I am writing this while thinking about it.
Since we came all the way to Nara, we went to Harushika's direct sales store. The store is famous for sake comparison, but since I am driving today, I decided to buy some sake and go home.
I asked, "Which ones can I buy only here?" The first thing he explained to me was "Arare-shu" (arare-shu). The first thing he explained to me was that it was arare-shu, a type of mirin (sweet sake) for drinking. It is the oldest product in Harushika.
When I tried it, I was surprised.
I've never drunk mirin before, but the texture is something else. It is not sticky, and the taste is not like a seasoning, just a little sweeter than the very fruity sake. But it still has a unique flavor that is a bit different from sake. A sake version of dessert wine? It would be delicious on the rocks.
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As it says "super dry", it is super dry. And it is deep. It smells like it is coming from deep inside. It is full-bodied. I am weak, but I think I will be going round and round after just one sip, but it seems to be a must for those who like dry taste.
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Slightly effervescent, cloudy white. Sweet and light, like drinking a cocktail. It would be good as an aperitif. I like it very much.
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It is tangy, but not as dry, and the fruity aroma spreads in the mouth. I had an image of black beef as being heavy, but it is very light. Delicious.
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Cat lover jackets.
It's a little spicy and the aroma goes straight down your throat.
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It's a little sour and the flavor is spreading.
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Spicy, yet fruity and mellow aroma. Delicious.
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Clear, spicy, aromatic
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Nice aroma when opened. The moment you drink it, it is thick ‼︎ and strong ‼︎.
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The third bottle to compare. It is soft and tender. The aroma is not as good as that of kijoshu, but it is delicious.
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The second bottle in the set of three to compare is a Kijo sake. The second bottle was a Kijo-zake. The second bottle was a Kijo sake. Delicious!
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Spicy. But the aroma is so nice that you can drink it without hesitation. Delicious.
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Spicy but soft. Easy to drink.
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It is neither sweet nor spicy, clean and aromatic, and goes well with food. Delicious.
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Kaze no MoriALPHA TYPE1
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Fruity. Refreshing, light, and sly. Delicious!
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Mellow. Good aroma.
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Tangy and sharp. Good aroma. It is not sweet, but not spicy either. It is a local sake for local food, and goes well with the fish we bought in Obama.
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AramasaNo.6 S-type
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Yum! Yum! ‼︎
Mellow, mellow, and deep. Happiness spreading in the mouth.
I don't need any more appetizers. I just want to savor it.
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I came across a wonderful sake.
I went into a sake store to buy a bottle of local sake. Kaori Petit Petit Petit"! It is made under a different theme every year, so you may never see it again.
Fruity, yet refreshing, and as the name suggests, the aroma spreads. Delicious.
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