SakenowaRecord your sake experiences and discover your favorites
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wanko
The eighth and last drink of the day.
It's amazing how it's so solidly there.
It tastes like a king. by the wife next to me.
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wanko
The seventh drink.
Here it is, today's number one! Easy to drink and delicious.
Taste of Queen. by the wife next door.
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wanko
Sixth cup.
Easy to drink and delicious. And the aftertaste is refreshing.
'I got the freshness of a freshly opened bottle. Sweet and sour, refreshing, with a lingering aftertaste and richness, a perfect blend of balance and abandonment. Mai is a precious dance, one that can only be performed in the last moments of teenage years. by the wife next door.
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wanko
Fifth drink.
It has a strong flavor. Is this the umami?
This is an honors student of Junmai Ginjo. Teamwork, presentation and logical thinking are perfect. And he's humble. By the wife next to me.
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wanko
Fourth drink.
Tastes like wine.
Refreshing fruitiness and a crisp finish. It's not what the name implies, but it's more like the kind of sake you'd have at a restaurant by the sea in San Sebastian with seafood. By the wife next to me.
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wanko
Third drink.
Complexity~. Dare to drink it at room temperature. It goes well with smoked fish.
A man with a pure Japanese face and personality, but he speaks fluent French. by the wife next door.
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wanko
Second drink.
Choice by label. Tasty, but it wasn't my favorite.
'Not glamorous or flashy, but on the palate it's moist and rice-y. The taste of a quiet but workmanlike senior. by the wife next door.
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wanko
I've been curious about it for a while.
The first drink I'm ready to drink.
Easy to drink, fruity and delicious!
A fifth-year female employee who looks good in high heels, which is a new employee's dream. Like, I passed her in the hallway and she smelled great. by the wife next door.
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mashamomo
Own rice field: 5 million gokujin 100%.
Rice polishing rate 55%.
16% alcohol by volume.
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mashamomo
super limited edition
unfiltered, unpasteurized sake
Junmai Daiginjo
Rice polishing rate 50%.
16% alcohol by volume.
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