Ma
Price range:¥
▶︎Swishy, sweet, refreshing
▷Cold
I was curious about this drink and decided to give it a try.
Slightly carbonated, sweet but refreshing ✨.
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Ma
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▶︎Sweetness Fruity Acid
▷Cold
Sweet, fruity and easy to drink💕
I haven't had Sairai since the last time I drank spring sake, but it's still delicious 🤤.
It's still delicious 🤤.
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Takachiyo壱火入れ無調整おりがらみ
さわ
This is a record of sake activities at "Japanese Dining Taku" near Nara Station. (This is my second visit following the end of last year)
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This is a record of sake activities at "Japanese Dining Taku" near Kintetsu Nara Station. (This is my second visit following the end of last year.)
This time, too, we started our sake activities with Shinmasa Sake Brewery.
Sake is always delicious.
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兎御殿
The same sake, same Kitanishiki rice, Junmai Nama Genshu, but this one was dry, so we compared.
The rice polishing ratio is slightly different, but I was surprised at the difference between this and the sweet Origarami.
This one is super dry, which seems to be the image of Kitanishiki, but I was surprised at how different the flavors are due to the difference in production methods.
Both are delicious, but I'd recommend this one as a sake for a meal.
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It has a mellow oriental flavor and a sweet melon-like taste.
Kitanishiki has an image of being suitable for refreshing sake, but I was surprised at how sweet it became!
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It's a sweet taste with a gorgeous umami flavor with the shwapiness that is typical of Ikhara, and it's right up my alley ♡♡♡♡.
I've been wanting to try it for a while, and this is the first Hanayo-yoku I've had ✨I'll definitely buy it when I see it on sale ˃͈દ ˂͈༶ )
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In my mouth, there was a soft sweetness and some kind of peculiarity. What kind of peculiarity? When I looked at the label, I realized it was Omachi rice (◍ᴗ-◍).
Even though it is an unblended sake, it is easy to drink with an Alc of 13.
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At Dining Taku
This is Miyamanishiki Junmai-shu, a dry sake with a refreshing taste.
It went well with oyster shabu.
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At Taku Dining Room
A daiginjo with the stability and flavor typical of Takachiyo
It is very refreshing for a Junmai Daiginjo, and is also delicious as a saké.
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
I tried this Junmai Daiginjo Nama Genshu because it seemed rare. It's definitely delicious!
I've rarely had Dewa Sanzu, so I'm glad I did!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
Speaking of Ippokomi, I was looking forward to seeing what I would receive at the Fukushima festival, and since it was a representative brand of Toyokuni Shuzo, I tried it.
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
The Junmai Daiginjo was also 100 yen! I drank a glass of Mimurosugi
It had the elegance and sweetness of a Yamada Nishiki Daiginjo!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
Kenshin is an image of a popular sake from the past.
It has a strong flavor that is typical of unfiltered, unpasteurized sake, and it's good for enjoying little by little.
My husband says it tastes like the character of Kenshin Uesugi.
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
And they had ecru, so naturally I had to compare it with lapis! But when I poured it out, there was only half of the cup in the cup, so I told the waitress that I'd serve that cup for free, but it was gone before I could taste it with Lapis!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
I've often seen it at Sake No Wa, and I've always wanted to try it, Shinsei's Lapis! (≧▽≦) Are you sure you want to drink it for 100 yen?
It's my first Shinsei, but it has a strong sourness like a traditional sake brewing. If it were 90ml, it would be a little hard to drink, but it's 20ml, so it's just right!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
Wow, what a find! Speaking of Furuya Shuzo, this is the place we sent in for the Saku's 12 breweries drinking contest. That Fukayama Zakura was easy to drink and delicious too, but this is the one (*´ω*).
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me because I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
I was so happy to find Yui, which I've been wanting to drink for a long time (≧▽≦).
I like sweet sake, so I want to drink it all the time!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
We started off with a dry sake from Kamenoi Shuzo, which I've been eyeing for a while.
It's easy to drink. Easy to drink!
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On the way back from Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine), I went to Taku-san in Mochiidono shopping street, which I wanted to visit before, because it was open for business.
The smallest cup of sake is 20ml and you can pour as much as you like into it.
It was perfect for me as I like to drink various brands little by little, and the food was cheap and delicious.
Let's start with the dry sake, Kameari Shuzo.
It's easy to drink and perfect for sipping!
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