Tak
I discovered and drank a sake with a sake content of -70, which is hard to believe, and found it to be a really sweet and tasty sake, like yogurt, like calpis, and perfect for dessert.
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Tak
It has a clean aftertaste and seems to disappear quickly after drinking, which is exactly what the concept of washing away the oil from mackerels is all about.
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Shichiken純米吟醸 天鵞絨の味
NAOKO N.
It was probably the last drink of the day at ⁉︎, which he asked for because of its unusual name for sake.
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NAOKO N.
The label is nice.
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NAOKO N.
I have seen the exterior of the magnificent brewery, but this is the first time I have had a drink.
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NAOKO N.
I looked back at the picture and I asked for it twice 😓.
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NAOKO N.
As we could drink sake from all 47 prefectures, we first chose a sake from Okinawa, which is not often seen.
Although the sake did not taste as impressive as I had expected, I was satisfied that I was able to drink Okinawan sake.
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オゼミ
2022 1027
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Yachiyo Cherry Blossoms (Yachiyo Sakura)
Special Junmai
Sake rice: 100% Yachiyo rice grown in Chiba Prefecture
Polishing ratio 60
Yachiyo Sake Brewing Promotion Association
Sake rice produced in Yonemoto
Nabeden Corporation
Narita City, Chiba Prefecture
at Shinbashi Fish Yaki Otoko
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Chiba sake made by Fudo and Niyuu no Nabe store.
Finish with this sake.
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オゼミ
2022 1027
☆☆☆☆☆
Kamo Nishiki
Kisuisuisen
Junmai Daiginjo
Freshly squeezed
Flagged Sake
Tank number control
134 out of 15 tanks
Polishing ratio 50%.
BY 22
Sake rice: 80% Omachi from Okayama Prefecture
Kamo Nishiki Brewery
Kamo City, Niigata Prefecture
at Shinbashi Fish Yaki Otoko
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One of my top 3.
Today, it doesn't betray me.
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オゼミ
2022 1027
☆☆☆☆
Oroku
Junmai Cho Oroku
Unfiltered
Rice polishing ratio 60
Water used for brewing: Natural spring water, commonly known as "Koganei Ido" (Golden Well)
Toji Ishihara Takeki
Ohroku Brewery
Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture
at Shinbashi Fish Yaki Otoko
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It's been a long time since I've had Shimane sake.
As the name suggests, it was 'King'.
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