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いのしんThis sake is full of flavor and richness, and is light to drink with a good sharpness at the end.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza シシ神Inoshin-san Hello!
Gyoza🥟 x Sake ❗️
That's great♪
Next time I go out for a drink
I feel like ordering gyoza lol いのしんThank you for your comment, Shinigami ✨
Shinjin-san, you also drink delicious sake!
I think gyoza and sake go surprisingly well together, so please give it a try 😊. いのしんThe freshness of the freshly squeezed sake with its gorgeous aroma and gentle, elegant sweetness is wonderful.
Serve with fried dumplings モタさんI'm always looking at them! The dumplings look delicious 🤤. いのしんThanks for your comment, Mota ✨My favorite restaurant has a great selection of Yamaguchi sake, and I often enjoy it with gyoza and sake on the weekends 🍶 Please give it a try, Mota 😊. いのしんStable Kinjaku
Umami and sweetness are well matched, and this sake is gentle both on the palate and down the throat.
A bite-sized dumpling to go with the sake. いのしんIt has a freshness from direct pumping and a dry, refreshing taste. It is a sake that also has the umami and sweetness of Yamadanishiki.
Serve with bite-sized gyoza dumplings. いのしんThe freshness of the freshly pressed sake and the fermentation-derived gases are refreshing, and the taste is dry and refreshing down the throat.
The accompaniment is Tsukasa gyoza (dumplings) いのしんIt has the full flavor of Yamada-Nishiki with a pleasantly sharp aftertaste. It can also be mildly enjoyed by heating it up.
Serve with bite-sized gyoza (dumplings) いのしんNew sake made with new Koshihikari rice 🍶.
Gentle mouthfeel with a refreshing gasiness and a harmony of acidity and sweetness. It is a juicy and umami sake.
Accompanied by fried gyoza (dumplings) いのしんThe unique richness of the finished product, aged at room temperature, is transformed into an elegant flavor, making it a sake to be enjoyed and sipped little by little.
The accompaniment is Tsukasa Gyoza (dumplings) いのしんIt is a fully matured, mildly sweet and tasty sake that is gentle on the palate and pleasant to the senses.
Accompanied by fried dumplings いのしんIt is a deep-flavored sake with the unique richness of Nagato Gorge and the mellowness of matured sake.
Accompanied by fried gyoza いのしんThis sake is gentle on the palate and has a wonderful fresh flavor and acidity like white grapes.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza (dumplings) いのしんThe first new sake of the season.
With its gentle sweetness and umami flavor, it is easy to drink and you would not believe it is 16%. It is a sake that will gently envelop you until the final aftertaste.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza (dumplings) いのしんIt has a subtle, gorgeous aroma and a smooth taste with a sharpness. This sake can be enjoyed warmed, chilled, or at room temperature.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza いのしんThe elegant and beautiful sweetness and acidity of this sake are pleasant and refreshing, even to the aftertaste.
Serve with macaroni salad いのしんRefreshing peachy aroma with a soft and gentle mouthfeel. It is a well-balanced sake that is not too sweet and has a sharp taste.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza いのしんThe flavor and sweetness of aged rice is moderate and not too heavy. It has a fruity aspect and a sharpness. It is a sake to be enjoyed both warmed and cold.
Serve with Tsukasa Gyoza (dumplings) いのしんThe matured flavor and sweetness of this sake match the taste of autumn, and it also has a good acidity.
Accompanied by Tsukasa Gyoza いのしんStable taste. Delicious from the first sip.
The gentle flavor and sweetness of the rice is pleasant and beautifully finished. The impression remains the same from beginning to end, making it a sake you want to drink all the time.
Macaroni salad as a side dish いのしんIt is a sake that expresses the umami, sweetness, and richness of Omachi with a refreshing aftertaste.
Serve with macaroni salad いのしんNice to meet you sake🍶.
This sake is brewed using the Yamahai method, which concentrates the flavor and sharpness of the sake rice, Koriyanto. This sake is full-bodied, delicious, and spicy, and you can feel the arrival of the harvest season.
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