Nitoドアラと二兎
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It's a jackpot item, but I can recommend this brand to those who are not used to drinking it. (I liked the satin drinking experience.)
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KamoshibitokuheijiEAU DU DESIR
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It is a neighbor of Kami no I and Taka no Yume, but this one is national. The drinking impression was well-balanced. The table was a mess, but it was after a delicious meal was called for, so please forgive me.
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takanoyume純米 夢山水 607
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This brewery is located in the same district as Kami no I and Kuheiji, and like Kami no I, it is a locally produced for local consumption brewery. It is good for sake lovers that there are three breweries in the neighborhood of our kappo restaurant.
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This is the green label version. It is the opposite of the red label and is said to be sweeter. I would like to ration it to a house party and compare the two.
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It was procured at Takashimaya in Namba. It is a red-label version of the same local, locally produced, locally consumed Okura-san as Kamikamiya. It is going to be in the home-drinking hall of fame.
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A colleague of mine was leaving the company to take over the family business, and I gave it to him as a parting gift. Although it was a jacketed item, he was pleased with the cosmetic box and the elaborate design of the label.
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When I had to go to Osaka, I procured this jacket in the basement of Takashimaya in Namba. I was attracted by the sexy lady and bought a packet. I gave it as a gift to my drinking buddies and received positive feedback that it was delicious and could be consumed quickly.
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I found it at my local Ricaman and bought a packet. It was sweeter than Hakutsuru blanc and Himezen, and I thought it would be a good salty wine to drink on the rocks.
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The label was beautiful and as clear as I imagined. Sorry for being so vociferous as usual.
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It was my first time to drink sake from Fukushima, but it is easy to drink sake from a place with good rice.
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Hakutsuruハクツルblanc
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We had it as an aperitif. Sweet and low in alcohol content like Himezen or Beaumichel, it became a staple starter.
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Tamagawaアイスブレイカー
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I wanted to try it and was able to procure it at the sake corner of a department store. I had it on the rocks, and it was a nice salty drink.
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Mutsuhassen吉田屋限定純米大吟醸
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It is a rare item that is available only from special dealers. It is vocabulary-poor, but it is easy to drink.
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I gave it as a gift to a fellow sake drinker at work. I also recommend the rice-flour baumkuchen sold at this brewery, which is not too sweet.
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It is said to be read as "Kuromaro" (I think people in Kawachinagano know this).
I gave it as a gift to a woman in my company who loves Ine Mangaka.
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Hououbiden初しぼり純米吟醸
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This is a reminder of the time when I started out. I cannot express it well, but it was delicious.
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We were invited by Chii Mama, a kappo-ryouri (Japanese cooking restaurant) that we have been serving, to have something quaint and different. Perhaps it is because the area around the storehouse is a place that brews vinegar, miso, etc., or perhaps it is because of the area's history of brewing vinegar, miso, etc., I felt a sense of sourness rather than smoothness.
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This is a raw sake from Gikyo.
It is a junmai ginjo, but the impression is that the rice flavor is more distinct than that of mansaku no hana.
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Mansakunohanaまんさくの花 巡米酒
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We had this one for the last time as well. The rice is polished to 70%, but it tasted more like water than rice. It is for closing.
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It was served at the end of a dinner party. It is a neighborhood of the kappo-ryouri (Japanese cooking restaurant), and is a neighbor of Takanomu and Kuheiji.
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