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Last, Kangiku's Junmai Daiginjo-shu using Hashu Honor ❤️
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Next, a limited nigori nama sake from Yamagata by Eiko Fuji 🤍.
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Next, from Miyagi, KENKON Ichi's Junmai Usu Nigori Nama Shu (light nigori sake) made with Sasanishiki
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Next, Taka's special junmai sake from Yamaguchi🩵.
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Next, a new junmai sake🩷 of Kamito from Nagano
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Next, from Kyoto, Sawaya Matsumoto's Gomangoku Use Shojo 💙.
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Next, Junmai Nigori Hatsushibori Nama-Shu🩵 from Aizu Miyazumi
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Next, Nabeshima Junmai Ginjo Namaishiki Junmai Ginjo Namaishiki from Saga 🩷.
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Next, Junmai Nama-shu Oorigarami🤍 from Youho from Ishikawa
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Next up was Hagi no Tsuru's seasonal Junmai Ginjyo Nama-no-Genshu with a Kotatsu Neko label from Miyagi Prefecture.
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Next, Junmai Ginjo Shiboritate Nama-zake by Haneya from Toyama 🩶.
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Next, a winter-only junmai nigori sake using tamaei from Shichibonjari.
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Next, Yamashiroya's limited edition sake from Niigata 🩶.
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On the last Sunday of the year, we participated in the annual sake drinking party at a sacred sake brewery in Ebisu. We enjoyed cold and sometimes heated sake from 16 breweries from all over Japan. We started with Kaze no Mori ALPHA1 Bodai-Hashiroshi Nama-shu ❤️
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Kamonishiki荷札酒 純米大吟醸
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