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Last, freshly shiboritate junmai ginjo orikarami shinshu🩷 by Mimuro Sugi from Nara, Japan.
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Next up was a limited edition Junmai Daiginjo from Tochigi, Hououmida's reissued version using Yamadanishiki💛.
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Next, narai new sake low-alcoholic raw sake from Nagano, using natural water from Mount Narai.
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Next, Jikin's Gohyakumangoku and Yamadanishiki hybrid nigori nama-zake 🤍.
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Next, Saku's Junmai Daiginjo New Sake🩶.
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Next, a seasonal Junmai Ginjo Namaishu made with Gohyakumangoku from Nabeshima (a long time ago).
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Tonight, we will have 7 sake pairings at our favorite Den-san. First, a Junmai Daiginjo made with ASK Aizan from Kangiku in Chiba💙.
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The last was a Junmai Daiginjo🤍 from Tochigi, Hououmida's bearded Junmai Daiginjo🤍 with a Kameframe from Takahata, Yamagata Prefecture.
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Next, Banshu Issen Junmai Ginjo Hiyoroshi🤎 made with Hyogo Prefecture-produced Yamadanishiki
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Next is Jikin's latest flagship Tokubetsu Junmai 💚
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Next. Junmai Daiginjo-Unfiltered, Once-fired, Unrefined Unmixed Sake from Kangiku in Tokushima 💜.
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Tonight, we had five different kinds of autumn sake at my favorite Den-san. We started with the latest Junmai Ginjo Hiyayogoshi made with Yamadanishiki from Saku: ❤️
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The last one is Koshi's limited Junmai Ginseisen Sake from Chiba.
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Next, Junmai Ginjo with Omachi from Akita 💜.
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Next, Junmai Ginjo with Yamadaho from Tasake in Aomori💙.
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Next up was a Junmai Daiginjo-shu using Sake Mirai from Tochigi, Hououmida💙.
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Next is Jikin's Junmai Daiginjo made with Hakutsuru Nishiki🩵.
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Next up is Shinsei's Viridian Naokumi 2024💚
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Tonight, at my favorite Den-san, we had 7 kinds of sake. First, Atago no Matsumatsu seasonal exhibit sake from Miyagi 🩵.
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The last one is Mimuro Sugi💚, which revives the wooden vat Bodhi Hashiwase style and uses Nara Prefecture's Nara roo
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