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This is a sake I drank when I was into Daishinshu for a while.
It's dry, but it's elegant, gorgeous, and refreshingly delicious! This is good!
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If it weren't for the furigana, I wouldn't be able to read it.
Original Sake rice: Miyamanishiki, Sake degree: +1, Rice polishing ratio: 58 %, Acidity: 1.5, alc: 16.5 degrees
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A lightly sparkling, lightly cloudy sake called "Tsukihagi." It has a low alcohol content of 6-7%. It can be drunk like a juice. It goes well with other foods besides Japanese food. Even women who don't like sake can enjoy it.
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Very fresh aroma and taste, reminiscent of white grapes and pears.
The acidity is not harsh, but rather refreshing.
The sweetness increases when you drink it with the nigoromi (a thick, cloudy mist that accumulates on the palate).
This is very tasty!
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This is a limited edition sake that we were finally able to obtain after visiting the brewery (Okazaki Shuzo). It has a clear, clean flavor and acidity that is typical of Shinshu Kamerei. It is delicious! Nagano sake may be the best!
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The low 8% alcohol content makes it light and light to drink, with a mellow sweetness and acidity.
It has a soft, white, cloudy taste and a light, effervescent sensation in the mouth. The stylish bottle will make your heart jump. ❤️
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Although it is a junmai daiginjo, the price at the time was 3,000 yen per square, a good cosmetic value! Clear, light, and highly appreciated!
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In the center of the octagonal mark on the label are the words "KIRITSUKUBA" (Kirizukuba).
Surrounding it, for some reason, are the names of other breweries (Shirotaki, Tasake, Kunigon, Nanbu Bijin, Tedorigawa...) and Tohoku sake breweries.
I asked Mr. Kirizukuba,
a product that was released as a project of a sake wholesaler we used to do business with.
They are not selling it now (no further response).
(No further response).
As a result, I never found out the true reason why I could not get it again.
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There's a JAL paper cup in the background left, which means it must be the sake served in the First lounge.
It tastes as spicy as water without any sake smell at all. And there was a log of expressive cheepness 😅.
I'm sure it was a refreshing taste, just like mansaku no hana!