シロタマ
I opened a bottle of Akashi tai (sea bream) that I finally got the other day because I bought some hamo (Japanese conger eel).
I first encountered this sake at a restaurant in Sannomiya, Kobe, run by a long-established kappo ryokan in Akashi.
I had been looking for a bottle of this sake again, but was about to give up when I stumbled upon it at the Daimaru Kobe store. It seemed that the brewery had come to sell it.
The taste is refreshing, yet very drinkable, and has a nice sharpness to it without being unpleasant.
I have always thought that sake to be paired with fish should be more beautiful than the fish itself, but this sake went very well with a light food such as hamo (pike conger eel). Almost crab is also good.
I would buy it again 10/10
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hello, Shirowama 😃!
It looks like it would go well with seafood! I've never seen Akashi tai before but it looks delicious heated 🍶😋 I'd like to find it and drink it 🤗.
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シロタマ
Hi Jay & Nobby!
I have never heard of this brand, although it seems to be a very common one. I would love for you to try it, but it seems to be a local sake that is usually only available around Akashi City. I think they may expand their sales channels in the future.
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