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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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Cho-Tanrei Sukkiri
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I think the impression of acidity was a little strong, but I think it was well-balanced.
Stewed pork cutlet and meat croquette
Tempura of pumpkin
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Delicious and sweet, just like Aizan!
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Good sweet nigori
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It just so happened that there was a lot of Aizan sake in the store ✨.
It's originally a beautiful sake, but since it's Aizan, it has a rounded taste.
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Taste like nigori
8 degrees
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Hanamura愛山純米大吟醸
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A product that is too silk. It is better than Jyushiyo Honmaru.
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Gassanイノベーション 白麹四段
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13 degrees, soft
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Shikkatou-sweet 14%.
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Daishinshuシークレットコース
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Kinmon Nishiki, a little sweet
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新所沢 nominy7号店 さんにて
15度 酸味からくる甘味感じ
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Sake rice is Hitomi (Hitogokochi + Miyamanishiki) 17%, soft.
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