bouken
Korean sake. It seems to be treated as a liqueur under Japanese law.
Korean convenience store in Sannomiya? When I passed by the convenience store, I found that it had a well-stocked liquor corner, so I went in and found something that looked like Japanese sake.
I was surprised to see only the real sake legend, Mr. koge2, drinking it!
It seems that Lotte Chilseong Beverage has a monopoly on sake production in Korea through acquisitions and other means.
By the way, the most popular Japanese sake is a mysterious packaged sake called "Ganbare Fata-chan" 🤣.
I heard it is manufactured by Hakuryu Sake Brewery in Niigata 🤔.
There is another type of sake called Yakushu (medicinal sake), which is also a member of the sake family. They also sell this one, but I didn't buy it this time.
According to wikipedia, the rice is Akibare, the sake degree is +3, and the acidity is 4.0.
It is quite sweet and sour and refreshing. I wonder if it goes well with spicy food? It says it's clear and dry, but it's not dry at all 🤣.
It's like a diluted lemon squash without the carbonation.
Surprisingly, it's not bitter even though it was made in August last year.
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ポンちゃん
Good evening, bouken 🌙
I have never seen Korean sake 😳 before! I'm curious about the popular sake, Ganbare Dad 🤣.
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bouken
Good evening, Ponchan 😃.
Normally, I would have just passed it off as chamisul or something like that, but when I saw the ingredients on the back, I got a kick out of it 😁.
Good luck dad, maybe you can find it at Aeon and other places?
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koge2
Legend......😅
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bouken
Good evening, koge2 😃.
You are a legend since you are one of the few who have been posting continuously since 2014 🤗.
I consider myself a master since you have conquered Hyogo sake 🙏.
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