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Last, Soku's Miyamanishiki Junmai-shu from Kyoto: ❤️
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Next, Miyamanishiki Direct Kumi from Miyasaka, Nagano: ❤️
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Next, Tsururei Yamadanishiki from Niigata: ❤️
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Tonight we start with the Honochi direct-fed version of our favorite work: ❤️
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Last, Tsurunori's limited edition sake from Ishikawa: ❤️
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Next, Shoryu Horai from Kanagawa: ❤️
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Next, Katsikoma Junmai Sake: ❤️
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Next, Takeyuki Junmai Ginjo-shu from Ibaraki: ❤️
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Next, Nanbu Bijin's Junmai Daiginjo-shu: ❤️
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Tonight is a sake pairing at a sushi restaurant where reservations are hard to come by. We start with a Junmai Daiginjo sake from Wataya: ❤️
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Last but not least, my favorite from Fukuoka, Tanaka Rokugo: ❤️
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Then, Iyo Kagiya's Black Label from Ehime: ❤️
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Then, Katsuma in Toyama: ❤️
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Then, Banshu Aizan for packaged sake: ❤️
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Followed by the natural purple label: ❤️
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Then, Z❤️ made from Mie
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Next, Izumo Fuji Blue Label from Shimane: ❤️
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Next, Hidakami's Autumn Sake from Miyagi: ❤️
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Next, Bizen Asahi from Niigata for the cargo tag sake: ❤️
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Then, from Kagoshima, a rare place, Tenpyo's Junmai Ginjo Sake: ❤️
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