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The brewery is located in Hokkaido, and the ingredients are probably “Ginpu”, “Suisei”, or “Kitashizuku”. The rice polishing rate is also 70%, and I expect the rice to be sweet.

There it is, the stylish screw cap!

It’s a snow brand.

Let’s put the raccoon in the cage and heat it up for about 1 minute and 20 seconds.

About one minute and twenty seconds. In case you’re wondering, the names are: lukewarm=about 40 degrees, Jokan=about 45 degrees, hot=about 50 degrees, Tobikirikan=about 55 degrees or more.
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I resisted the urge to drink it for as long as it took to warm up.

JapanRanking 542nd
Hokkaido Ranking 11

coment:A
A refreshing taste in the mouth. The full flavor of rice expands and is crisp and clean. The overall impression is of a light, refreshing, and well put-together food sake.

coment:B
It has a soft sweetness and acidity, and is moderately mellow, a characteristic of the Kamikawa Taisetsu Comet. It is delicious every time I drink it.
One of the brands that got me dragged into the swamp.
Glad to see the potential of Hokkaido rice!
The umami and richness floats in the air and slowly fades away.
I’ll make love to you, I’ll make love to you, I’ll make love to you, I’ll make love to you

Gulp!

Evaluation of the taste

As I expected, the aroma of this sake rises quickly when it is heated. It has a sweet aroma with a hint of sourness that tells you it’s sake. It’s a mellow sake. The mouthfeel is not too acidic, and the sweetness is not too sweet. It does not have any drastic characteristics. However, it is very easy to drink. It has a good balance because of its low individuality. It is an excellent match with atarime and other habitual snacks. Many junmai sakes have a sweetness that gets stronger when the temperature gets a little warmer, but Tokachi’s sweetness stays the same even when the temperature drops, and lukewarmed sakes taste great lukewarm. But Tokachi remains sweet even when the temperature drops. I never get tired of it. You could probably finish a whole bottle in no time at all. If you’re used to drinking sake to a certain extent, you’ll enjoy it very much. It does not have the spiciness of the old days, but rather than a modern style, it has the nostalgic taste of the Showa era arranged in a way that makes it very easy to drink and keep drinking for a long time. It is a good sake.

Atarime is dried squid whose internal organs have been removed.

The more you chew Atarime, the more you taste its flavor .

The word “atarime” is a paraphrase of the word “suru” in “surume.
The “suru” in “surume” is the same as “suru” which means to lose money in gambling, and “suru” which means to steal a purse or money.
Since “surume” is considered to be a good luck charm and is also used as a tying gift, the word “surume” was replaced with the good luck word “hit” to avoid bad luck and the word “perume” was used.