みのむしもんた
Lukewarm
A little sharp. No, it's a little stiff.
It's a little different from what I imagined.
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みのむしもんた
The sense of rice lingers on the palate?
I would like to try it heated.
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みのむしもんた
Crisp.
Nice feeling.
A little rough?
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みのむしもんた
Warmed to lukewarm.
Refreshingly clear on the nose.
It could have been a little hotter.
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みのむしもんた
Gently sweet.
Good drunk lukewarm.
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みのむしもんた
Omachi, Nama Sake
A little tangy?
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みのむしもんた
100% dewy leaf wind
There is a sense of rice, I guess.
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みのむしもんた
Warmed to lukewarm.
The amount of rice left in the bottle is quite impressive.
Delicious.
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みのむしもんた
Dry and refreshing
Tasteful
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みのむしもんた
Slightly sweet
Ricey....
Well, refreshing.
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みのむしもんた
Alcohol added (Honjozo)
unrefined (sake, soy sauce, etc.)
Fruity
More so when the temperature rises.
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It's refreshing, but with a touch of sweetness from the rice.
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I'd like to see a juice that looks like wine.
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One last glass, even though I shouldn't have!
I tasted my favorite sake cold!
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Juicy but clear sweetness
Sentori is stable and delicious
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This is also a first for me!
I took the liberty of mentioning that it was from Fukushima, and my expectations were skyrocketing!
It was recommended by the waitress, and I really appreciated it! It was delicious!
Nice fruitiness and firm flavor.
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First Mikotsuru
Fruity, but rich and mellow.
Delicious!
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The toast is sharp, clean and dry, Mitsui's Kotobuki (Slam Dunk Label).
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いーじー
At a sake bar.
I have been curious about this sake bar in Fukuoka for a long time.
The third bottle was a crowdfunded sake from Hiran.
The owner is from Hirado, and according to him, this is the sake bar with the most close relationship with the Mori Sake Brewery in Japan. The sake brewer sometimes comes to the bar, and there was also a collaboration sake from Tobiran in the bar.
The aroma was very fresh.
Since it is made with No.6 yeast, which is the first of its kind in Japan, there is a hexagonal shape around the logo of "Hiran" on the label.
It has an elegant and unique sweetness reminiscent of No.6, but the aftertaste is very refreshing. The aftertaste is short.
Recommended for sake beginners.
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