Hiz
Although it is a kijoshu, it was very light in sweetness and easy to drink.
It was easy to drink.
It is different from "Hiran reborn".
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Hiz
I occasionally drink Midoribekura's Kamikawa Taisetsu, but
but this is my first time to drink Tokachi.
This Yamahai yeast yeast yeast is very close to a classical sake in terms of sensation!
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JAM, who also drank at the scarlet banquet
This elderflower flavor
Delicious!
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At the dawn of the young.
Slightly rice bran aroma. Spiciness followed by rice sweetness. Want to drink with a meal.
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Dawn of the Young. It seems to be the first participating brewery.
Slightly schwarched, refreshingly spicy and sweet from the rice. Good on its own or with a meal. Delicious.
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It is refreshingly dry and tastes good with the sweetness of rice afterwards. It would be even better with a meal. The brother of the brewery is also a very nice person.
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At the dawn of young people.
There was a line because of the limited squeezing.
This was also delicious. It has sweetness in its spiciness and is easy to drink.
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At the Dawn of the Young.
This was also delicious. A well-balanced taste that would go well with any meal. I was already half-drunk, so my photos focused more on the person behind me than on the drink 💧.
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At the dawn of the young.
It was quite sweet, but it was delicious as it went down quickly and easily.
President Kato himself poured the wine, and his hand holding the bottle was also that of the president. What a wonderful event!
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At the Young People's Dawn.
I drank it at the Yokohama event, but this is really refreshing and comfortable to drink without getting tired of it. The fruity aroma through the nose is good. Delicious.
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At the Young Dawn. Very well balanced and very tasty. Delicious either on its own or with a meal.
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