Chiyomusubi初しぼり 無濾過原酒生
Eddy1959
This is the third "Chiyomusubi" this year. I bought it because of the first shibori.
It was dry, smooth, delicious and easy to drink Good!
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Eddy1959
Medium dry with a refreshing full-bodied flavor
Nihonmatsujyo is a little different from the usual Daishichi Namikoshi.
The brewer was at the Nihonbashi Takashimaya Department Store last week and we bought it directly from him. The claim was that it could only be bought in Fukushima.
It is a Daishichi, so you can't go wrong with it. It is "medium dry with a refreshing full-bodied taste" as the claim says. ☆☆☆☆
Delicious 😋😋😋😋
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Eddy1959
Echigo Tsurukame Hiyoshi Oroshi Junmai Aged Sake
Throughout the series, the theme is "light and modern taste". It has a soft and elegant touch at first, followed later by a sweet and sour muscat-like aroma that lingers for a long time. Pour a generous amount into a glass and enjoy the changes in flavor as the temperature changes.
⚫️Item Japanese sake Junmai-shu
⚫️Alcohol content 15
⚫️Ingredients 60% ⚫️Content 720ml
⚫️Producer Echigo Tsurukame Co.
2575-2 Takeno-cho, Nishinoura-ku, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture
.... Great endorsement. A delicious sake just as it should be. ☆☆☆☆
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Shichida純米ひやおろし
Eddy1959
The claim is "There is a famous sake in the village of famous water and fireflies.
It is full-bodied and dry at the same time. Woo delicious! ☆☆☆☆
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Eddy1959
Kaku bottle⁉️Whisky❓It is sake.
Yamahai, strong taste. It was tangy and dry, Yamahai.
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Eddy1959
Slightly dry, refreshing, delicious. ☆☆☆☆
On the first day of consecutive holidays, I traveled to Myoko City, Niigata Prefecture.
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Hanzo神の穂 純米大吟醸
Eddy1959
Spicy and dry❣️Yummy, I haven't had "EBISENRYO" in a while, and the collaboration between Mie and Niigata prefectures was great........
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Kyokai Kobo #8eight knot 〜エイトノット〜藤黄
Eddy1959
I was given this sake and drank it casually with an unusual label and was surprised~!
It has a little sweetness, but is crisp and easy to drink.
☆☆☆☆
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Eddy1959
DAISHICHI NAMAHASHI Special Junmai Sake 2008
Old Sake Japanese Light Whysky
This sake is heavy and heavy.
This kind of sake is also available.
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Eddy1959
Slightly effervescent, Sake Champagne ❣️.
Slightly dry, super easy to drink, can be served with Japanese and Western food of any kind.
☆☆☆☆
I can't read "Ubusuna".
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Eddy1959
Summer, ice palm wine. I drank it by accident.
It's a little heavy, but super refreshing. ☆☆☆☆
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Eddy1959
I bought it because I was attracted by the Yamahai brewing method.
Super refreshing, raw sake. ☆☆☆☆
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Eddy1959
The third sake for drinking at home.
Hakkaiyama Special Junmai Genshu (Nama-zume) Safe, super refreshing
☆☆☆☆☆
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Eddy1959
Sake from Ibaraki Prefecture recommended by an acquaintance at a home drinking party.
The label suggested wine, and it tasted like Japanese wine.
It was a fruity, crisp, and easy-to-drink sake.
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Eddy1959
First "Hiraizumi" in Akita
Hiraizumi" in Akita? Mellow, elegant and dry❣️❣️☆☆☆☆
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Chiyomusubi純米酒 無濾過源酒生
Eddy1959
Fruity and rich sweetness.
It was good, but not bad.
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Eddy1959
I bought it because of the name.
Strong rice Tottori, crisp, dry and fruity as the name suggests.
★★★+ It was delicious❣️
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Eddy1959
I bought it based on my memory of drinking it 10 years ago. I thought it was dry, but it was fruity and unexpectedly a little sweet. Memory is unreliable⁉️.
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Eddy1959
Summer is already here.
Summer limited brewery release, tangy, dry and refreshing.
Summer is almost here.
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Eddy1959
In the old days, it was called "second-class sake" 720ml=780Yen
The label reads
Ichinozakura Unaudited/Honjozo/Super Dry
It is you yourself who really appraise it, etc.
Provocative, tasty = cosmetics!
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