松井 英章
Gutsy sake ^_^
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松井 英章
It is still delicious!
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松井 英章
Oooh, this is the sake in sake, lol.
I get drunk! LOL!
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松井 英章
Daiginjo of Shichiken, long time no see(^ ^)
This is Japanese sake.
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koge2
Lime on the nose, sweetness dominates the palate! Then comes the spiciness. The spiciness is then overpowered by the spiciness that comes later.
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koge2
Pear aroma, spiciness in the back of the tongue, a little astringency when rolling. It also tastes a little salty. This is a prefecture without an ocean, though! (Not that it matters.)
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koge2
The sweet grape aroma and gentle sweetness spreads on the palate. This is a dangerous wine that can be consumed in large gulps. Alcohol is felt afterwards.
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koge2
The top aroma is sweet peach. But when you put it in your mouth, it is unexpectedly spicy. It has a slightly salty taste, and its richness and flavor spread to the edge of the tongue.
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松井 英章
Easy to drink, but old-fashioned (^^)
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松井 英章
It's a classic sake.
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松井 英章
It's like sake.
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松井 英章
Sake from Yamanashi!
There is also a nice Daiginjo (^^)
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ajuma
Seven Sages, Spring warblers, Taikan and Tanizakura
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