Sake from Shingu, Wakayama, where I visited in April for a marathon.
I bought this sake because I heard it was made with water from Nachi Falls.
It is a sake, but it tastes very citrusy! It tastes like javara. It's so strange. It's like squeezing the juice of a bellflower into sake. It refreshes and goes well with oily food!
Kumano Nachi no Taki 272 yen (bottle #1)
The last one today was found at a local convenience store as a souvenir!
Today is all about Wakayama! I also chose Wakayama for my room drink. The aroma is light and tantalizing, and the sweetness comes to the forefront at first, but as it goes down the throat, the spiciness spreads throughout the mouth and doesn't go away. I'll close this evening with a bowl of peanuts🍀*.
It is listed as sake, but it is junmai-shu.
It's not a pure sake, but the alcohol is 15 degrees...
It was fire-aged, but I like my sake cold.
I drank it cold, but thought it was...
I kept drinking it at room temperature and began to detect a ginjo aroma.
It is a sake that you can enjoy the change of temperature.
500ml is enough to get you drunk. ‼️