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At an izakaya in Nagasaki.
It may be unusual that the recommendation is room temperature.
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At a tavern in Nagasaki
It was an easy drinking sake.
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The moment it is opened, it has a sweet aroma. Fruity but robust sake flavor in the mouth.
Delicious!
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A gift from my wife.
It is an orthodox type of sake.
I drank it cold, but it might be better warmed.
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P.S.) I drank it warmed today. I think I prefer it heated. Is it my imagination that I thought it was similar to the Tamasakura I drank the other day? It is an easy to drink sake. 👍
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First of all, the aroma is good.
Very fruity.
Sweet and easy to drink.
This is the type of thing that will fool you! 😄
The thick fried tofu with colander tofu is also delicious!
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I was told that it is recommended to be heated, so I had it heated as recommended.
I was surprised.
You can taste the rice flavor.
It's not as orthodox as you'd think, but it's very easy to drink.
The motsu-nikomi is delicious!
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P.S.) The taste of rice is like the taste of chewing raw rice, not in the sense that it tastes bad, but in the sense that it's unique and unique in a way that I've never tasted before. This is why I can't stop drinking sake... 😅
I want to drink it again sometime.
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Borrowed alcohol from my wife's parents' house where it had been lying dormant. 😅
It's almost like an orthodox sake, but sweet on the palate with a gentle aftertaste.
Today's dinner was Bean-curd soup with Bean-curd soup with red bean paste, but I think it goes better with Japanese food. I wanted to try it with sashimi. I drank it heated today, but next time I'll drink it cold!
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Orthodox!
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It was medium hot on the menu, but it was orthodox except for Lingering aftertaste.
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Ordered at an izakaya in Oita.
The menu introduced it as sweet.
Indeed!
It's orthodox, but easy to drink.
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When you open the cork, it has a sweet aroma. When I drank it, it was sweet. It is very mild and thick. I would recommend it to those who don't like sake and those who like sweet sake.
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Other than that, orthodox.
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The taste makes me wonder if this is what dry sake is like, as I have not been able to determine what dry sake is.
It is what is called orthodox sake.
Personally, it made me realize once again that I prefer the clean and clear style of sake.
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It was sweeter than I expected.
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My evening drinker (^-^;)
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As characterized, it has a sour but clean, fruity taste. It also has a fizzy taste.
Easy to pair with food. Delicious!
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Hiroshima business trip souvenir. (^o^;)
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At Izakaya Mujin
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Easy to drink!
At Izakaya Mukujin.
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Sake-like aftertaste.
At Izakaya Mukujin
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