Gangiひとつび 純米
ShiroA
A little sweet for me, but tasty. Fat
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ShiroA
I'm a little bit lenient on myself.
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ShiroA
Slightly sweet and refreshing. Fat
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ShiroA
甘い
Ippongi純米吟醸 生酒 無濾過
ShiroA
Dry and fruity.
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ShiroA
refreshing and delicious
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ShiroA
Watery. Dry.
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ShiroA
Sweet. Like sugar water?
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ShiroA
Slightly sweet. Schwarzwald.
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ShiroA
Dry but with a sweet aftertaste
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ShiroA
Dry and Clear Fat
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荒馬
I was in such a hurry, I don't remember much...
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荒馬
It's mid-week and I'm excited and thrilled to be here. But it's 30 minutes until last order, and I'm leaving immediately.
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tama_1031
The third drink at an all-you-can-drink sake store.
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 55
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Second glass of all-you-can-drink sake.
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
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tama_1031
Still delicious kid ‼️
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
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tama_1031
The first drink at a standing sushi restaurant on Bashamichi.
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FSB
Yokohama Live Sake No.3.
This is a big brewer who is said to brew only Daigin sake.
You have to try it at least once.
Most of the sake we were allowed to drink was the remaining 2 gou of a bottle, and I had the strong impression that the taste had opened up considerably.
And it has been quite a while since I drank jun-dai sake.
The aroma is subdued, yet very gorgeous. It has an elegant acidity reminiscent of wine and a deep alcoholic aroma that is similar to the aged aroma of whiskey.
This is the sake of the aristocracy...!
When you drink it, the taste you sense in the aroma, the subtle sweetness of Yamadanishiki, the white wine or white grape-like acidity, and the alcohol feeling goes away and it becomes sharp.
It tasted very much like wine.
I think I now know what I am getting myself into.
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