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ばびI like Mitsui's Kotobuki.
but I don't think this one is right for me.
It's for people who like dry sake.
Winter Limited Edition
100% Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 40 ばびWinter Limited Edition
100% Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 40
Alcohol content 17%.
Alcohol addition ばびRice polishing ratio 65
Alcohol content 18
Alcoholic ばびAlcoholic content 15 degrees Celsius ばびDry Ginjo Unfiltered Nama Sake
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 18
Alcoholic ばびRice polishing ratio: Koji rice 55%, Kake rice 58
Alcohol content 16%.
Quick and dry ばびNot really.
For people who like not too sweet.
100% Kame-no-o rice produced in Miyagi Prefecture
Polishing ratio 70%. ばびcrisp
73% Gohyakumangoku from Aizu
Yamadanishiki from Aizu 26
Polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol content 15
Unfiltered unpasteurized sake ばびAlcoholic 15% alc.
With a hint of brewer's alcohol,
I'm not sure I'd drink it alone.
Give me the mackerel. ばびModerate acidity
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 16%. ばびRice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol content 15
Stable taste ばびHatsu Shibori Kasumi Sake
The ultimate food sake.
A premium version of Jun-chan.
I would have preferred Jyushiyo, but...
But this one is just as good.
Polishing ratio 55
Alcohol content 16%. ばびsensation GOLD
GOLD is only available in December every year.
It's still delicious!
Pleasant sweetness
Ferry No.2
Kyokai 901
Polishing ratio 50%. ばびDry Shiboritate Nama Sake
Alcohol content 15 ばびMidnight Blue
Rice polishing ratio 50% for koji rice, 55% for kake rice
Alcohol content 15%.
Good as a food sake. Goes well with albacore. ばびNot too sweet for a Tamitsu.
It can be served as a food sake or on its own.
It is well-balanced.
Delicious!
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 15
Cultivated rice under contract ばびShin Takachiyo
Easy to drink with pleasant acidity
Flat polished rice 65
12% alcohol by volume ばびI think it's a little thin for an instrument.
Tasty, though. もよもよThe local brand of Kurakura is Aizu Miyazumi, and recently it has become available in Tokyo as well. This one is made from a new variety of Fukushima-born Fukunoka.
The taste is sweet and thick like Kuraraku, with a melon-like flavor that is both fruity and tasty. Aizu Miyazumi is very drinkable and tasty. もよもよThe distinctive red color is due to the use of red rice, which was introduced to Japan in prehistoric times. It seems to feature a well-balanced design to make it a taste you will never get tired of drinking.
When I drank it, the apple-like fruity taste came first, followed by the sweetness and aroma of the grain. the combination of the two gave me a grape-like taste. The combination of the two gave me a grape-like taste, maybe even grape in color. It is very tasty. Very tasty.
It's like a sweet, refreshing, fruity red wine. It would go well with cubes of cheese or cream cheese. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title