おじさん
Three kinds of drinks are compared. Highly aromatic and easy to drink.
Personal preference: ★★★☆☆☆☆
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おじさん
Compared 3 kinds of drinks. This is delicious! The taste is typical of Rough Run!
Personal favorite: ★★★★★
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おじさん
Comparison of 3 kinds of drinks. The first is 90% polished rice.
Gutsy, sharp, and my favorite tasting sake.
My personal favorite: ★★★★
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ヒロ
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Masamune hunters go today🍶.
Stopped by the antenna store in my spare time 😄
The curse of Masamune makes me unconsciously look for Masamune 👀...... Oh, I found a rare Masamune 💡.
It's a mediocre Masamune, not a specific name sake, but a Masamune I've never seen before.
That's the thing, in Dracula, it's the mind of a brave man who knowingly puts on cursed equipment. ⚔️💀
Now, open the bottle🍶.
First, try it at room temperature.
It is pale yellow 🟡.
It smells of alcohol and has a good old classic type of style😈
I think I've done this 😱.
but the thin sweetness is moist 😙.
The presence of brewing alcohol does not hide the alcohol taste 🫣.
But the sweetness is decent and less cloying than I expected 🤗.
It's a better Masamune than I thought it would be ⤴️
This is sure to be a revolution in the super heated sake machine "NONYOKO" 🙂 ❗️
Hot fire at 55 degrees 🔥.
It's a bit skittish, but the alcohol feeling is reduced and a soft sweetness remains 😚.
Definitely easier to drink than at room temperature 😆.
This sake was suitable for warming up 🤗....
...maybe it's cosy 🙄.
Nice Masamune👍
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ナッチュ
Excuse me for the abruptness, but I have a question for Masamune hunter Hiro-san. I see a lot of "Masamune" sake labels with the characteristic "mustache" character, but is this due to the influence of "Sakura Masamune", the original Masamune? I was thinking, "They all look alike..." 🧖. 🧐
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アラジン
Good evening, Hiro 😃.
I'm getting a "kita🤩" around the "Masamune Hunter" area, is this another curse of the yokatou Masamune? 🤣
There seem to be a lot of classic Masamune from the historical background where various Masamune were born 🤔.
Nice Masamune👍, making full use of heating as well!
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ヒロ
Good evening, Mr. Natchez😄.
No - I don't know 😓.
I do see Masamune written in the same font on wooden signs, and I think it must have been quite popular, but I don't know where it originated 😓.
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ヒロ
Good evening, Aladdin😄.
Ahh, that's the curse of Masamune 😆.
Welcome to this side 🤣🎊
I agree with you that Masamune has a lot of classics. If it is not the representative brand of the brewery, I think the percentage of classics is high 😆.
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ジャイヴ
Hi Hiro ☃.
［Masamune hunter ✨is a content with no end in sight 🤣.
Cursed equipment depends on how you use it, and each [Masamune] depends on how you drink it 😁.
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ヒロ
Hi Gyve, good evening😄.
True, there is no end in sight for Masamune 😅 hence I'm going to enjoy it as my life's work 🤗.
I can't believe you found a common ground between cursed equipment and Masamune... that made me laugh 🤣.
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ナッチュ
Thank you for your answer, Hiro 😊I heard there are about 150 species of Masamune in Japan. Please keep pushing forward on your Masamune path 😁.
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ヒロ
Thank you for your support, Natchez 📣.
I'm still halfway through the Masamune path, but I'll do my best 💪.
I'll post about the bearded character when I find out something about it 🤗.
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華泉鷺舞純米カップ
もーちゃん
Corner at the Antenna Shop: ✌️
Good balance of tasty and spicy ‼️
with Shimane's specialty "Agono-yaki".
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Satochan
Right: Japan Sea Rim, dry and tasty
Slight aroma, smooth attack. It has a dry, almost umami taste. It goes in smoothly and has a lingering aftertaste.
After this, we had a luxurious drinking comparison to satisfy our hunger with a bowl of nodoguro-don 🤣.
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Satochan
In the middle is a full-bodied, delicious mouthful of Matsue Castle
Slight aroma, mild attack. The taste is full-bodied and umami. It goes in smoothly and has the flavor of oak barrels.
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Satochan
Left: Tenshizumi, clear and delicious.
Sweet aroma, firm attack. The taste is clean and umakuchi. It goes in smoothly and is light and full-bodied.
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Satochan
refreshing and mellow rice wine
Aroma of rice, mellow attack. Light umami taste. It goes in smoothly and has a dry aftertaste.
Yasugi sake. I wonder if my cheeks turn red like the picture on the label when I dance while drinking this 🤔.
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Satochan
Additional dry
Slight aroma, smooth attack. The taste is simple and dry. It goes in smoothly and has a good sharpness.
It goes well with nodoguro donburi (bowl of rice topped with nodoguro).
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Satochan
Right is smooth and dry
Slight aroma, smooth attack. The taste is dry with a hint of umami. It is easy to drink and has a richness that lingers in the throat.
I think I drank it in the wrong order 😆.
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Satochan
The middle is a moderately tasty mouthful
Aroma of rice, soft attack. The taste is moderately umami. Easy to drink, light and full-bodied.
It is a delicious sake that you will never get tired of drinking 🤣.
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Satochan
Left is the taste of aging
Aroma: Smooth attack. The taste is firm and delicious, but the mouthfeel is light. It goes in smoothly and is light and full-bodied.
It is sweet but has an ABV of 19°. It tastes like a port wine, so you can't be too careful.
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Satochan
slightly salty, slightly tasty
Clear aroma, smooth attack. The taste is dry with a little bit of umami. It is easy to drink and leaves a lingering taste in the throat.
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Satochan
Light Orochi
Slight aroma, sharp attack. The taste is clean and dry, and the mouthfeel is light. It goes in smoothly and has a good sharpness.
It is a shapely, modern-style Orochi 🤣.
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Satochan
On the right is a firm-eyed fox
Slight aroma, soft attack. The taste is firm and dry. It is easy to drink and has a dry aftertaste.
It is like the fox on the bottle is staring at you. You have to taste it thoroughly.
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