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Seiryo清嘹 しぼりたて原酒生酒にごり酒
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A local brand of Machida Sake Brewery. In the past, when the non-nagori version arrived at the Origuchi Sake Shop, it was instantly sold out, so this was a long-awaited sei嘹. It is slightly fruity, slightly sparkling and juicy. It is a little fruity and a little 🍇-like. It's spicier than Machida and has a nice kick at the end, as is typical of Aruzoe. If you think Machida is too sweet, this might be a good choice for you. Personally, I prefer Machida😅.
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Shikishima特別純米原酒生酒無濾過
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I was finally able to purchase a bottle of Shikishima from Resurrection Brewery since there is now a special distributor near me. I was just thinking how nice it would be to have a bottle of tkmts. I bought it at Hechikan, a liquor store near Kintetsu Imazato station. Walking from Kintetsu Imazato station is a bit too deep, so it might be a good idea to walk from subway Imazato station or Tsuruhashi station, which is far away. Sometimes they are not available, but if you call them, they will come to you 📞. They carry Kaze no Mori, Machida Shuzo, Miyoshigiku, Kikumori, Hyakushun, Kujonami, Sekizen, Shiraoi, Asakura, Harada, Okura, Nakajimaya, Tsuneyama, Hokko Masamune, Koto Fuki, etc. It is said to be a sake matured in the brewery. The rice is Yamadanishiki. It tastes like muscat and melon. There is a sense of gas. It also has a woody aroma. It is an interesting sake that seems to be modern but is not. It tastes like a combination of Amami and a robust sake.
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tkmts
Hello, bouken! It looks current, but it's not. I can see why. I'm sure it would be different if it were made with low alcohol. I think it's a unique and interesting drink. I think it makes you drunk 😄.
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bouken
Hello tkmts 😀 I personally think it's fine as it is because I feel that if you make it low alu, it loses some of its character 😊I felt it was somewhat influenced by the quality of the Tenka Nishiki sake I was trained on 🤔.
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bouken
I drank this and sank the floor 🤣.
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ゆかちん
Did you sink the floor 🤣🤣🤣19% alcohol content is high 😆 I️ would like to try Shikishima as well since Tenka Nishiki is my favorite flavor.
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bouken
Hi Yucachin 😀 Yes, I sank the floor 🤣🤣🤣 It's a dangerous one with high alcohol content but easy to drink muscat flavor 🚨.
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Miyoshikikuネコと和解せよ原酒生酒無濾過
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It is not labeled "Junmai" because it is made with extra rice (Omachi and Yamadanishiki). This is a collaboration product with Kikumori's (Iwate) post-mortem Sabaki ni Aru. It is quite sour. I think the sourness is a characteristic of Miyoshigiku, but for Miyoshigiku, I think the sweetness is moderate. I want a little more sweetness. I think Miyoshigiku is a bit hit or miss...
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bouken
There's a moment of sweetness, like sugar boiled down.
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まりぽんぬ
Hello bouken, good evening ⭐️. I've just finished drinking it and the sourness is etched in my brain 😆 I'm not going to be discouraged, I'm going to try drinking Miyoshigiku again ✌️next time after I get more information 😅.
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bouken
Maripornuさん Good evening😺 There are many patterns of buying Miyoshikiku by the jacket, so there were some patterns that were different from what I thought 🙀😥. I think it's better to buy them after reading reviews😅.
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Azakuraもぎたてりんごちゃん純米原酒生酒無濾過
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bouken
I've been curious about this sake for a while, and I bought a jacket. The acidity is apple-like. The Koko Ringo is better in terms of apple taste. It feels a little different than I thought it would. It's not as sweet as it seems.
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bouken
It's a bit of a disappointment.
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bouken
Perhaps it's because of the low alcohol content, but it's so light that it's hard to believe it's unfiltered and unpasteurized
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bouken
It's neither sweet nor spicy, it's just an ambiguous impression
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