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I was surprised because I had an image of it being lightweight.
It's very solid.
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Low Sake Sei Happo Junmai
Acidity
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15 degrees, a little sweet.
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Junmai Ginjyo 15 degrees, Sairai sake brewery, sweeter than Sairai, but more robust than Sairai.
Carpaccio of Hamachi
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Yamada-Nishiki 17-18%, 5 years old, so the taste is uneven and the bitterness increases.
It tastes good with moderate sweetness when heated.
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Shin-Tokorozawa Nominee 7
Sake brewed with Kijo sake
13 degrees Celsius
Not like kijoshu, slightly sweet
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Miyamanishiki
No.6 yeast, acidity that comes at once, the most beautiful and tastiest of the three after clearing the palate by drinking water.
I think No.1 was better with pizza.
The back side of the page, similar to the first one, but each of them is explained properly.
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Miyamanishiki No.3 yeast
Soft, slightly acidic
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Miyamanishiki: Comparison of different yeasts
No.1 yeast, sweetness from sourness, dark
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DKS
I met Ryugetsu Jyushiyo at my favorite restaurant in Shin-Tokorozawa!
And I saw a Jyushiyo Ochoko for the first time. I want one myself.
It tastes like silk. Too good.
This store always has some kind of high-end Jyushidai.
In the past, I've had a bottle of Shuanghong and others at this store.
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It has a strong smell of alcohol, but when you drink it, it passes through your nose and you feel no pain from the alcohol at all.
The sake tastes like sake, but it is also apple-like and aromatic.
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17 degrees, starts sweet and finishes clear.
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15 degrees, sweet and tasty.
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13%, strong acidity, but short aftertaste.
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Slightly sour
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Miyamanishiki, acidic but beautiful
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Delicious with sweetness!
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I wondered what it meant when I read "elegant acidity" and found that it really was like elegant acidity.
And Carpaccio!
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Yamadanishiki Junmai Super Dry Sukkiri
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