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My first Kyoto sake. I chose Sawaya-Matsumoto's Mori-ba-ri Gohyakumangoku, which I had been curious about.
I opened the bottle with a splash. The aroma was slightly citrusy. One sip and it was delicious 😋.
It has a chili-like flavor, with an elegant sweetness and a refreshing taste. It seems to go well with Japanese food. It exceeded my expectations and the price was reasonable.
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YamawaYAMAWA JUNMAI DAIGINJO 2016
Tosa-shiragiku出品大吟醸 十七号 山田錦 精米40%
atsukisan
Rice：100％ Yamadanishiki／ Kochi yeast
Ingredients: Rice, Rice malt, Brewer's alcohol
Rice polishing ratio: 40
Alcohol percentage: 16-16.9
Recommended temperature: room temperature, chilled
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Yamagata Masamune純米吟醸 酒未来 生
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Rice： :Sake Mirai produced in Yamagata
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol content: 16%.
Capacity: 720ml
Storage: Refrigeration required
How to drink: Cold
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Wataribune直汲み 純米吟醸
atsukisan
Manufacturer: Yoshida Sake Brewery Co.
Reading：Yoshidagura
Address：Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture
Specific name：Yamahai Junmai
Ingredients : Rice, Rice malt
Alcohol content: 13
Sake Degree : Not disclosed
Acidity : Not disclosed
Rice used for making：Ishikawamon
Rice Polishing Ratio : 60
Condition: Fired
Storage: Cold and dark place
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SuminoeRice is Beautiful 純米吟醸 SoLiD
atsukisan
Rice used: Kura no Hana 50%
Sake degree: +12
Acidity: 1.4
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中塚龍雄
It has a fruity aroma and a sweet taste, but its dryness leaves a good balance on the palate.
The alcohol content is low at 14 degrees, so it is easy to drink.
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shitakke
This is the dry sake that has left the greatest impression on my brain! It does not have a strong impact, but it has no peculiarities and may be my favorite of all dry sake. It has a soft mouthfeel, though I am not sure if "sharp" is the right word to describe it. It also has a slightly bitter taste. Although it is claimed to be super dry, the acidity is gentle! I bought it after reading about it in dancyu, and I am glad I did. É I like neutral to slightly sweet tastes, so it is not exactly in the middle of my strike zone, but it is a bottle that made me think it is delicious!
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Oze no Yukidoke純米大吟醸 桃色にごり
Shironameko
I had a hard time choosing between this and Amami no Nigorigo, but Peach Impact won. As the label said, I wanted to feel a little spring in these cold days.
The alcohol content was low, and although it might be for women, I enjoyed it.
The label said, "No red yeast rice malt is used. I was surprised to see that it did not use red yeast malt.
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うぴょん（豊盃こそ至高）
Specific name Junmai Ginjo
Alcohol content 16%.
Ingredient rice: Kabukiyuki
Polishing ratio 60
Sake degree +3.0
Acidity 1.7
You don't drink anything from Aomori despite your user name, don't you? I had to go and try a local sake from Aomori, which is not usually available at the stores I usually visit! The aroma is very mild, and the brewing water has a smooth, Aomori-style mouthfeel, with ripe sweetness like prunes and bananas mixed with richness and acidity. It also has a nice sharpness and not a bad aftertaste. Nama sake and nama-hashimoto sake are good, but sometimes I think there are not so many sake that are so calm and relaxing, or in Buddhist terminology, "Rokune". Thank you again for the sake tonight!
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Gakki MasamunerefRain type-FG
かいくんぱぱ
720 2200 yen
First time for me to drink Masamune.
I was impressed that it could be made so delicious despite the high rice polishing ratio.
It has a good balance of rummy and fizzy sensations, and for the first time, I finished a 4-goupe bottle in one day!
Up until now, Kaze no Mori was my favorite, but this one seems to have jumped to the top!
That's how much I like it!
Incidentally, I was impressed that I could drink this much after opening a bottle of sparkling wine, taking into account that I wanted to drink it!
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うぴょん（豊盃こそ至高）
Ingredients :Rice (domestic) - Rice Koji (domestic)
Rice: Domese Kikura-Kamenoo (produced in Sakura City, Karaki Prefecture) Polishing ratio: 90
Alcohol content: 13% (Unpasteurized)
I had been thinking that if I was going to drink Senkyoku, I should drink Organic Naturals, and I happened to find one, so I bought it. The cloudy white sake was pleasantly sweet and sour, with a fresh aroma like that of rice paddies wafting quietly through the air. The slightly tingling mouthfeel of the raw sake was released by the woody aroma, sweet and sour like apples and Japanese pears, making it a very light and refreshing sake. It was as if I had drunk the very core of Sentori. Thank you again for the sake tonight!
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