Excellent Larger crisp light and refreshing. Clean on the palate — 5 years ago
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久保田 萬寿より美味しいと思う。 — 6 years ago
Kujira/ Chiyo shuzou/ Nara prefecture/ Yamadanishiki harvested in breweries rice field/ “ Kujira” is area of the rice field/ rice polish ratio: 60%/ junmai unfiltered undiluted unpasteurized/ light clear note of muscat and apple, vibrant acid and less sweet attack, good mineral, and acidic finish. — 7 years ago
Masumi was founded in 1662 in the Shinshu region of Suwa, Nagano, Japan.
This Nihon-shu is made with their own original sake yeast called Kyokai No. 7 which is now used in the majority of breweries in Japan. The rice is Yamadanishki from Hyogo.
A bit viscous with delicate flavours of white flowers, persimmon, caramel and white peach.
It has richness and roundness with a hint of acidity and a warm finish. — 2 years ago
Stone IPA is a classic West Coast IPA from San Diego the Mecca of many great beers.This bold, hop forward IPA will never be mistaken for a more refined East Coaster. With its absolutely tantalizing hop bitterness, piney tones and vibrancy this is a big bold awesome IPA. If you like IPAs like I do add this to your list. Touring the many wonderful San Diego breweries is on my bucket list. @Bill Bender Bill this one is for you Cheers 🍻 — 6 years ago
Asahi Shuzo is one of the very few breweries that offers Junmai Daiginjo in multiple seimaibuai and keeps everything else remains roughly the same. As a result, you can experience how seimaibuai affects the end result. At 39% seimaibuai, it's priced right between the 50 and 39. Interestingly, it has slightly darker colour and bigger body than its siblings. Similarly nose with different finish. A little more forward than the 50 and 23 and sharp pineappley finish. — 7 years ago
Sharon B
Very nice Ethiopian beer to go with brats. Had to try it since I lived there as a child. Very smooth! — 10 months ago