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ぶんず
At first I failed.
I thought I was going to buy it at Senmaru and go straight home.
But I suddenly decided to go to Iwamizawa to buy a gang of my son's. I went to Iwamizawa to buy it, and then to Ebetsu's Tsutaya.
Tsutaya in Ebetsu. The bottle was opened because the trip was too long and the bottle was shaking too much.
It blew up beautifully, and it was full of cemedine smell!
I didn't know it smelled this bad when shaken! I wonder if it's like that?
After two days of chilling, it was a little sweet and smooth.
After that, I was able to enjoy Aizan's Wind Forest.
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Chiyomusubi微発泡純米吟醸 生 しゅわっと空
KamoshibitokuheijiLa Maison 山田錦
Kazenomori秋津穂 807 試験醸造③
いずみー
Just the right amount of bitterness, like grapefruit... sharp and delicious ^_^.
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ぐりんず
Too much individuality - Holy shit!
Slightly carbonated! No, it's not micro?
Sour? Bitterness? A sake with a bitter taste.
Is it sake? It is a strange sake.
It was delicious♪(******)
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ぐりんず
It was a delicious sake that was easy to drink and refreshing.
I want to drink it again!
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ぐりんず
My first Kuheiji.
Delicious!!!
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トシヒデ
Refreshing, carbonated, delicious.
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ぐりんず
I wanted to try it. Wind Forest.
Lovely fizzy, clean, easy drinking!
Very tasty (******) and a lovely sake...
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いずみー
Sake aged in wine barrels is really La France... delicious ^_^.
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いずみー
TSUCHIDA SHUZOH Ina to Agave prototype03
Naturally grown Sasanishiki rice grown in Oogata Village, Akita Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 90
Alcohol content: 15 degrees
Mr. Okazumi, who has four and a half years of experience as a brewer at the Shinsei Sake Brewery in Akita Prefecture, launched the "Inato Agabe" project to obtain a new sake manufacturing license.
The sake made from 90% polished but naturally grown Sasanishiki without pesticides was very clear and soft, with a gentle sweetness ^_^.
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ぐりんず
Senkou Hope
Delicious!
It's like a white wine, with a clean, sour taste.
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