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I'm getting drunk but still want to drink! We had it by the glass. I haven't had this since I went to a brewery opening. It's not bad, but I'm not sure about the future. I am looking forward to another chance. Alcohol 16%. Miyamanishiki produced in Yamagata Prefecture Rice polishing ratio 53
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This is a series that you will not find in your current place of residence. The labels are a bit gorgeous. I remember that the Snow Goddess is red, so I wonder if this is how it will be? Is it that they are usually delicious but not that popular? Alcohol 16%. Rice polishing ratio 50%. Sake degree +2 Acidity 1.5 Omachi produced in Okayama
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鳥海山純米吟醸ひやおろし
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The production is this year, but the brewing is said to be 3 years ago. And it seems to be a super hiyaoroshi. It has a gorgeous taste with a sense of maturity. It seems to have different pros and cons, but for me, it's a good one. On the contrary, I was able to enjoy something that is not often tasted. Sake rice Komachi Rice polishing ratio 55 Alcohol content: 16%.
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Suminoe純米吟醸中取り
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Oh, by the way, I don't often choose Suminoe. It's probably delicious, of course, but for some reason it doesn't get picked very often. But when I drank it, not even knowing when, it was the first sake I'd drink more of! I found out. Next time, when and where.
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Fukukomachi角右衛門純米吟醸
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It's a little sour at first, but it goes in easily and is finished with a little bitterness, so you can drink more and more. Is this the first time this year to have a white bear label? I thought it was the first time this year, but it seems that the shop owner was the same.
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Sake made only by different rice production area. The one on the right is a salmon made from rice grown in the Nishine district of Kanazawa. If you know more about it, you can tell me the difference, but I don't know. The next one is the salmon of Rokugo Higashine.
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