Yukkie
Hachitan-Nishiki #1 55% polished rice. Melon flavor and apricot-like bitterness. Yum, Yatan-Nishiki is delicious.
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Yukkie
Hitogochi 65% polished rice. Almond-like aroma and astringency. It has a refreshing aftertaste, making it ideal as a mid-meal sake.
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Yukkie
It is delicious with a fruity aroma, thick texture, and rich flavor.
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Yukkie
Yamada Nishiki has just the right amount of umami
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Yukkie
The name "Junkara" suggests dryness, and while it is dry, it also has a strong umami flavor.
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Yukkie
Kozue-senpai...... It's Kurosawa's direct-draft red label. ......
It's brewed with Hitogokochi from Azumino with yeast #701 and has a fresh but subdued flavor: ......
#Len no Sora 2nd KobeDay0
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Yukkie
Hidahomare 55% polished rice. Thick and thick. After the sweetness is felt at the mouth, the aftertaste is dry and refreshing. Hourai is easy to drink.
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Yukkie
It's a little cloudy and has a sweet taste.
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Yukkie
It's time to enjoy Watanabe Shuzo's sake again this year. Dry sake with a hint of sweetness. Well-balanced.
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Yukkie
This, this, this. My favorite drink is always good.
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Yukkie
I guess it pales in comparison to the Hozumi I was drinking earlier.
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Yukkie
Stable taste and richness
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Yukkie
Freshly opened, slightly effervescent and mouthwatering!
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Hachitan Nishiki is fruity and delicious!
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Yukkie
It has a light, refreshing taste typical of Shizuoka sake.
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Yukkie
Rokune Ruby because of the Kurosawa connection. Very intoxicating.
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Yukkie
My first drink of the new year is Kurosawa!
#Search for the full moon
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Yukkie
Tsushimaya slightly warmed up. It has the usual Tsushimaya feel, but warmed up, it is softer. Enjoy the flavor and sweetness of Yamadanishiki.
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Yukkie
The richness that is typical of Matsuuraichi. Almond-like flavor.
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Yukkie
Fruity aroma and firm umami. Hachitan Nishiki Labu 🫶️
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