crag
Sake named after the words of a monk from the Kamakura period (1185-1333): "Ko-kyo shinshin teru ko ko kyo.
It is austere. Not in terms of taste, but in terms of appearance.
The aroma is somewhere between twisted and matured, which I personally love. When you swallow it, the alcohol feeling remains in your mouth. More than anything else, it has a strong umami taste.
It is very strong.
Purchased at a roadside station. It is a refreshing sake. It has a moderate spiciness and a light aroma. It is delicious. I wish I could drink this every day. Easy to drink.
Since the beginning of last week, my whole family has been suffering from corona.
I was still.
Then, after the Corona, the bottle was opened ♫
This sake is full of the feeling of sake.
The rice flavor and acidity is clear with a pungent spiciness. The name "Iwao" is a good expression, and there is no sweetness. It is thorough. It even has a sense of severity. LOL!
I feel like I'm getting a shoulder slap in a Zen temple ♫
Maybe it's because I've been in a sweet environment for so long...
I'm glad I did this once in a while!
Special Junmai Aka Label Kai, Namahashigashi-zukuri
Yamadanishiki 22% Akebono 77% Polishing rice 60
60% polished rice al 16-17
It has a full flavor reminiscent of ginjo-shu with a firm assertion.
Chigasaki Hoshito: Buy 20210523
A rock purchased at a roadside station.
It might be the first Gunma sake I've ever had, if I'm not mistaken.
I don't find it very fruity.
It's a sake that can be drunk gradually.
It looks like you won't get tired of drinking it.
I heard it was recommended to drink hot sake.
A sip of cold sake and a sip of
I had it with hot sake.
The aroma is strong.
Powerful.
Deep in flavor.
It was just as good when it was getting lukewarm!
Senbero maker arrived and I got a handsome
We had it hot.
Very refreshing after drinking.
I heard it's good hot, but I think I like the acidity of the end-of-drink feeling better when it's hot and skimpy.
Today, I went to Tomioka, Gunma Prefecture, to visit the Tomioka Silk Mill, a World Heritage Site, and on my way back, I bought "Gan" as a souvenir at a roadside station.
