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YukoThis sake is made from rice grown in rice paddies where no pesticides are used and organic fertilizers are used. Sweet. YukoI've never seen this before! It's balanced and delicious. YukoA manly sake. 100% Yamada Nishiki. YukoA congratulatory label. It is a sake that is neither good nor bad, but rather typical of Hiroshima. YukoI heard it was a sake from Nara, so I tried it for the first time.
It's not super dry like Harushika, but has a crisp taste. YukoFirst time I've had a label that wasn't green.
Contrary to its old-fashioned appearance, it's so current I can drink as much as I want! YukoNigorizake. It is mellow, has character, and is my favorite sake. YukoIt's the first day of the new year, and we got an insanely high reverberation!
The rice is polished to 7%, and the price is 20,000 a cup ∑(๑ºдº๑)! YukoRecommended by the manager. Gorgeous Iwate's autumn sake. Now-style. YukoSecond time at Haneya. It's refreshingly dry and delicious! YukoChilled and grated from the chilled water. YukoLatest work! A mix of the goodness of the old and the new. It's a good balance! YukoSlightly acidic and refreshing. YukoManager's recommendation, a nice label of rare Oroku.
Dark balance! YukoSolid flavor! I didn't know we had this in Yamanashi! YukoIt's sharp and the second cup is right. YukoSecond time around and it's delicious! It's also perfect for lunch. YukoWe have been given a rare issue of no.6 RecommendedContentsSectionView.title