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裏高砂純米吟醸 絹光純米吟醸原酒生酒
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Uratakasuna", a limited edition from the nearest sake brewery after a long absence Slightly sweet, then crisp and dry. It is brewed with local water that we are familiar with. There is no reason why it doesn't go well with it.
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Fusano KankikuOcean99 青海純米吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
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The first sip, a shock of sour sweetness Hot sun, sandy beach glistening in the sun Sea breeze, lapping waves The sea g of Shonan in the mouth (there is Kujyukurihama beach, and it is called I read the label message again. The message is right on! The slight bubbles you pour in the bottle look like the edge of the waves. It is a bottle that makes you imagine the sea in midsummer!
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Garyubai富士の醸し純米大吟醸
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For the third year in a row Garyubai Limited Hanpukai Participation♪ The first one in 2024 Ver. uploaded version of Shizuoka's original sake rice "Honorifuji 2024 1st edition of "Eiwa Eiyofuji The palate, texture, and feel on the tongue are Slightly thick and smooth The opening aroma, mouthfeel, nostrils, and sense of smell and taste is rich and sweet lingering rice flavor Garyubai's hanpukai limited editions are all high spec. but when converted to a unit price, they are surprisingly good value for money.
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Shoryuhoraiまめ農園 雄町70 槽場直詰無濾過生原酒純米生酛原酒生酒無濾過
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Brewing "Zanso Horai Aikawa Town, Aiko-gun Oyataka Sake Brewery This raw yeast yeast brew is called "Shoryu Horai". So, what is "Namo yeast" again? Let's take a look at it while doing a quick research! As a result of my research, I found out "Oh, so this is "Namo Hashiwazukuri". The smooth and massy texture on the palate, tongue, and throat. From the aroma to the aftertaste, the sourness and sweetness of the rice... The sake swamp is bottomless! (-゜゜)(゜゜゜)(゜゜)(゜゜)(゜゜゜)(゜゜゜) I'm not sure what to say...) (-゜゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜)(_゜) (___)(___)(___)(___)(___)(___)
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若竹誉富士特別純米
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KADODE OOIGAWA Honorific Fuji drinking comparison: ❤️ Fun to compare! This one is a little drier than the first two. But it has sweetness too! Different flavors from the same rice depending on the brewery and specs. Fun to compare!
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Izumibashi夏ヤゴ13純米生酛
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Yokohama Takashimaya welcomes you, No.2 There were several varieties of Yago in the lineup. We chose this one of Yamadanishiki. From the mouthfeel, to the taste, to the spread, to the aftertaste, to the nasal passage... Sourness and sweetness like yogurt There is the umami of rice! It is complex and fascinating! The low alcohol content of 13% is also a combination of the two. a bottle that you can drink!
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Kuniume, the northernmost sake from Masuge, Hokkaido It is said to be "Hokkaido's limited edition. We were welcomed at an antenna store in the southern Kanto region. Light on the palate It has a sharp impact from the spread to the aftertaste. This is a bottle that is sure to hit the spot for those who love light and dry wines!
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Kyohina隠し剣純米大吟醸
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Sweet aroma of grapes and pears The sake is described as slightly dry with a sake strength of +5. The first thing I felt was the same sweetness as the aforementioned aroma. There is a sharpness hidden in the sweetness. The lingering aftertaste is modest but lingers. (P.P.P.) Yum! (P.P.P.P.) Yum!
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Shiraito70純米槽しぼり
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White thread. Mouthfeel and texture like water The delicious sweetness of the rice that seeps out when the liquid touches it It expands and lingers until the aftertaste. The rice is milled to 70%, so the full-bodied flavor of the rice is more prevalent. This is Shiraito from Itoshima, Fukuoka!
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Aoitenka55%純米吟醸 誉富士 KADODE純米吟醸
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KADODE OOIGAWA Compare and contrast Honorifuji ❤️ No.2 It is sweet all the time! It is sweet all the time, but you can feel various kinds of sweetness in it. You can feel various sweetness. It's like Tokugawa Jugojo... I don't know...
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Smooth and silky on the tongue When you hold it, it is sweet and refreshing. And after making you think it is light and the aftertaste is very strong. This "reservoir" is a delightful one!
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AfuriBECCHO純米吟醸生酛
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This is the name of a certain ramen restaurant that came under fire last year. The other day, when I went to Yokohama on business I saw it at Yokohama Takashimaya and welcomed it. The taste of the rice is smooth on the tongue and the sweetness of the rice is reciprocated. Slightly good acidity All of them are very gentle. Mr. Urutcho's whimsical teketo sake snacks Wiener, camembert and spicy bean sprouts It fits any snacks perfectly! It's delicious! And the snacks go well with it. A dangerous one, isn't it?
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A nearby liquor store that will soon regrettably be closing. We welcome you to this one, which was discounted on sale. Royal roadside light, dry rice wine - lingering umami flavor. I think it would go well with shiokara (salted fish) and shioboshi (dried fish)! I'm sure it would go great with the salted dried squid that this store carries. I bet it would go great with the salted and pickled hoya fish they sell at this store! I want to have it again! Well, this type of sake goes well with all kinds of snacks It's fun to encounter various types of sake!
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Fusano Kankiku晴日-Special Yell-純米大吟醸原酒生酒無濾過
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Good overall impression of umami. Sono Kangiku has a pleasant sweetness that I like. But this one has the umami first and the "typical" sweetness but the "typical" sweetness follows.
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In front of Monde Station on the Oigawa Railway in Shimada City Local products from all over Shizuoka Prefecture KADODE OOIGAWA A quick look around... what a surprise! A lot of 300ml sake bottles: 🍶🍶🍶🍶 Most of the sake breweries in the prefecture The bottles are made from "Honorifuji", Shizuoka's original rice for sake brewing. The bottles are what we call "drink comparison ❤️"! We can't say "all of them from here to here So we selected a few bottles for you! It has a sweet spreading taste with a lingering dry aftertaste. It is one of the royal road to go with snacks and sake!
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Fukuoka Favorite Sake Shop Sumiyoshi Sake Brewery Limited No.2 The word "Urara" is a word that means "to ride the wind of the universe". Riding the winds of the universe... Aiming for... Spring in Tosa... Or... The lightness of the first taste, and the sweetness of the second taste... And the aroma... A bottle suitable for "Urara".
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Kokuryu吟のとびら大吟醸
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A refreshing feeling not unlike Daigin The sweet aftertaste that permeates every part of the mouth the sweet aftertaste that permeates every part of the mouth I interpreted myself that this is what "the tip of the Gin" means. It is a good bottle to convey the charm of sake.
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This one bears the name of the king of Bungo. When we visited the sake brewery We were allowed to taste most of their many products and were greeted with the previous Kijoshu and this one (and a bottle of shochu). We were welcomed with a bottle of Kijoshu and this one (and a bottle of Shochu). This one is also quite refreshing to drink. The sweetness spreads afterwards! The personality of the brewer, the atmosphere of the town, and the cat on the signboard are also favorable.
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Fukuoka's Favorite Liquor Store Sumiyoshi Sake Brewery Original Attracted by the Taisho-romantic label, we welcomed them. Dark sweet and spicy, yet refreshing. but the aftertaste is rich! The word "No-Naru" means "to disappear" in Hakata dialect. It's one of those bottles that you'll find yourself running out of.
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