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WOMNext, I decided to use Akita's new sake rice, Ippozumi, and brewed Kakuemon Junmai Ginjyo Ippozumi. Akita Prefecture has a wide variety of sake rice, so it is a good time to show off the brewery's skills!
The aroma is quite nice. It is light but has a strong shibuniga flavor. It is light, but still has a strong sibuniga. Delicious. WOMThe fifth bottle at the Holy Land? Kariho, as it is a daiginjo drinking comparison. It is al-soaked, but the aroma is mild! It has a nice aroma. Compared to Ryoseki, it is drier and more refreshing. WOMHoly Land #3, posted anyway because the link will break if I leave Akita.
I went to Eiraku Shokudo. Eiraku Shokudo. With my sake-loving coworkers. 900 yen for 3 kinds of sake is a super deal.
I've never seen this before in Ryozeki. Ura-Setsugetsuka. And it's a daiginjo. It's gorgeous. Delicious, sweet, and tasty. Not that sweet? まえちんGood evening, WOM 🌃😀
I envy you Eiraku Shokudo 🥺I was very disappointed that it was closed when I went to Akita😇I would like to experience the drink comparison at a great price 😚. WOMThank you, Maecin. It was a wonderful restaurant. I would definitely recommend it! I heard that even the locals can't go there very often, so reservations are required. しょうIt is refreshing, sharp, and excellent as a food wine. しょうIt's a refreshing drink with a nice sharpness.
but with a hint of sweetness.
It's good! はりーNice refreshing acidity
Taste like summer sake
I like it はりーFruity, fresh and lush sake
I thought I would recommend a stand-alone はりーThe spiciness is firm like Kariho, with a touch of freshness added to it.
I like it. はりーIf you asked for the wrong one, it was quite high level.
Very competent as a stand-alone aperitif. はりーTaste of Bond
Tastes like different things. はりーWell-balanced taste only for rice wine
No doubt about it! はりーRefreshing acidity and well-balanced sweetness.
Delicious sake on its own. はりーThere is a honey-like sweetness.
However, it is clean and tasty はりーRefreshing fruit flavors
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