おうどんパン
Next is Ai no Sato!
You will be surprised if you drink it with the sense that Nanyo-san equals Hana-yoso...
But I love it!
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おうどんパン
The drunkard came to Kawagoe!
It's a low-alcohol sweet and sour type!
I guess it's like a tin sound with a strong carbonation!
It's delicious!
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koge2
100% Yamada-Nishiki is used.
What a sweet, fruity nose! Sweet strawberry.
Sweet on the palate, but the aftertaste is very spicy.
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koge2
Creamy peaches, schwirly lemonade feeling ......, but very spicy....................
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koge2
100% Sai-no-Kagayaki is used.
It is recommended to be heated, but I wonder how it is.
The taste is thin, or rather, absent. However, the aftertaste after rolling is quite good. A combination of piercing acidity and mild sourness.
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トリニダードとば子
The pricier alcohol you drink at tastings always tastes better.
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カワニシ
Refreshing sake. Refreshing and refreshing. But strangely enough, it also goes well with after-dinner drinks.
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さけのわひろ
Drinking comparison at a sightseeing spot. The deep drink went well with smoked squid.
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坂の上
Vending machine type tasting machine. I tried it out, and was told that it had a sake degree of -16. I like sweet sake, but it was a little too sweet for me. It has a mellow flavor.
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坂の上
Vending machine type tasting machine. Refreshing aroma, followed by a mellow flavor. The rice is Sai no Kagayaki.
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坂の上
Vending machine type tasting machine. Fruity and sweetness is approaching, but the aftertaste is slightly sharp.
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坂の上
Vending machine type tasting machine. It is completely different from Hana-yoso, which is also from Nanyo, and has a refreshing yet rice-like taste. Ihyakumangoku.
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こゆき
I went to Kawagoe for a bit.
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Kagamiyama小江戸川越 ワイン酵母仕込み
Yuko
まさに白ワインな日本酒。
好みとしては、普通の鏡山が好き！
