koge2
A low-alcohol nigori sake with the same degree of alcohol content as beer.
Fruity sake lees amazake. No wonder it is called "Calpis water for adults.
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koge2
Wobbling, shuffling, shuffling, shuffling, shuffling, shuffling!
Oh, it's delicious! Aroma of apple on the nose.
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koge2
You've got a lot of flavor these days, even with low alcohol! (Not a word I'd use for the "it" key)
The top notes are custard cream first, followed by muscat, blueberry and pomegranate when swirled.
The attack is very sweet, and then the acidity rises from the edge of the tongue. They fight each other and dominate the tongue.
The finish is yogurt.
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koge2
Kochi yeast CEL24 is used.
Refreshingly fruity, a little thin. Leaves a bitter aftertaste.
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koge2
Low-alcohol petit schwarz with Kyoto yeast "Kyo-no-Koi", 100% celebrated.
I like the sweet and sour taste. Sweetness prevails a little.
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koge2
100% celebration.
The aroma is not high, but the superb sweetness that comes after a long sip spreads to the edge of the tongue and returns, causing another wave.
The deep flavor makes you feel like you've been drinking a lot.
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koge2
100% Yamada-Nishiki is used.
The taste will make your eyes widen. How can such richness be obtained with 35 polished rice? It is full of sweetness with a drop of sourness. This is amazing. ......
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ターク
Sake Go Around Limited Edition Sake
Schwarzenegger, thick and delicious.
The frustrating part is that I'm full.
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koge2
It's a "other brewed sake," but it has melon in it!
The concept of "melon shake for adults" using muskmelon from Osuna-Shirasato (Sakuma Farm) in Chiba and Koshihikari (rice), is a perverted sake 😆!
The melon comes in a swirl! It's interesting because it's a real melon. It doesn't interfere so much with the taste, but rather, it has a synergistic effect.
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koge2
Kouko recommended by bouken! I've only ever had Kouko in a Cheeba-kun cup 😅.
So I'm going to try a proper (proper?) Kouko. Kouko, well, this gaseous feeling is indeed amazing! Is this how it's fired up? I'm sorry to hear that, but the other day's Kozutsuru was.... I don't want to put down my favorite brewery, but there you go! 😆😆
It's dry as it claims to be, but the refreshing acidity and the sweetness that comes in later are quite good.
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bouken
Hello koge2 ☀☀☀.
Thank you for drinking Koshi 🙇.
The liquor store I visited told me that Koshi has invested a lot of money in their facilities 😳.
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koge2
Good evening, bouken.
It's not easy to invest in equipment for other small breweries.... But it is also interesting to see how the taste changes...
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koge2
Lime on the nose. The attack is sweet!
Umakuchi" is not just a word. The umami flavor spreads in the mouth with every swallow. It's a sweet mouthful.
Good to savor only the sake slowly.
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koge2
100% Sado rice used
Terribly sweet. Slightly nutty with a distinctive flavor. Spicy aftertaste.
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koge2
My personal impression is "Wow, there is such a Bodhi ......".
The spiciness with no acidity and full of flavor is a bit shocking. Recently, more and more breweries are using Bodai yeast.
Whether to try something interesting, pursue specialization, or continue brewing the same way as before, ...... is the age of diversity in sake.
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koge2
100% Sakura City-grown Kame-no-o
Slightly banana aroma. It also has a slight bitterness and a sweetness unique to kijo-zake, but not too much so. I like kijo-zake with these specifications.
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koge2
100% Sakura City-grown Kame-no-o
A stewed apple, what a strong top note!
The attack is very gentle but assertive. It has a slight bitterness.
The lingering aftertaste is very nice and long.
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koge2
Koji rice: 50% Yamadanishiki, Kake rice: 60% Kame-no-o
The top aroma is weaker than that of Organic Naturals, but the attack is very strong! It seems to fight with food, so it is better to taste it as it is. It has a strong flavor, strong acidity, and a sweetness that supports it.
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Asano Nihon Sake Shop Sannomiya Hakuryu Fair Report 3📝.
Finally, we decided to have a summer sake with a cool label.
The aroma of white grapes lingered on the palate with a touch of citrus bitterness.
Overall, it was dry, but this was the most aromatic and delicious ✨.
It was my first time drinking this brand, so I'm glad I got some idea of what to expect from a quick drink comparison👍.
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Asano Nihon Sake Shop Sannomiya Hakuryu Fair Report 2📝.
The second drink was a light nigori.
It has a little bit of sweetness, but the bitterness comes out stronger and stays on the tongue.
It feels drier than the fresh stored version.
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Asano Nihon Sake Shop Sannomiya Hakuryu Fair Report 1📝.
I was meeting my friend at Motomachi on this day, but we arrived early so we decided to have a quick drink at Asano's 🍶.
They were having a Hakuryu Fair in Fukui on that day, so we decided to order a set to compare the different types of Hakuryu 🐉.
I was told to start with this one, which was a Junmai Namaisake (Junmai Namaisake).
The first one was a Junmai Namaisake (Junmai Namaisake), which was a sweet sake with a slight bitterness from the rice flavor that quickly passed through 💨.
The balance of sweetness and bitterness is exquisite👍
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