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Denshu特別純米
Denshu Check-in 1
NeetParadise
It was purchased at Jishu-an Sato in Aomori Prefecture. This is an after-the-fact photo. Since I first received Tazake in Aomori at the end of the year, it is becoming my absolute No. 1 sake. Until then, I liked Otters, but this is an update. I seem to prefer dry, easy-drinking sake.
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Ichinokuraササニシキ純米大吟醸 宮城限定純米大吟醸
Ichinokura Check-in 1
NeetParadise
This is Ichinokura, a Miyagi limited edition. I usually buy the unaudited version at the supermarket and drink it, but this one was also very tasty. It is dry, easy to drink, and goes with everything.
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海峡浪漫本醸造
海峡浪漫 Check-in 1
NeetParadise
We had it at the seafood group in Aomori. It was said to have a sake degree of +3.5. It was clean and refreshing, with an image of pure white snow fluttering in my head. I don't think there was much of an aroma.
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安東水軍特別純米
安東水軍 Check-in 1
NeetParadise
This one was also served at the Aomori Seafood Group. It was quite dry, with a sake degree of +8, but personally, I felt it did not have much flavor or aroma. All of the sake tasting comparisons included Tasake, but personally, I thought that the sake other than Tasake made its goodness stand out even more.
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Hakkoda Oroshi特別純米
Hakkoda Oroshi Check-in 1
NeetParadise
It was also given to us by a seafood group in Aomori Prefecture. The sake was +5 on the sake scale. It had a clean taste, but it lacked a fruity quality compared to Tasake. This is fine, but when the Tasake is next to it, it is...
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