mariageAt Hasegawa Sake Shop Gransta Tokyo. I was attracted by its light pink color, which is typical of spring, and drank it. It has a refreshing and gentle taste, and seems to go well with all kinds of food. This time, we had sakekasu cheese as a side dish. It was also delicious.
べっさんOn rainy days, I go to Tokyo Station via the underground passage. When I come to Tokyo Station, Hasegawa Sake Shop in Eki-naka has become a regular stop. First, a drink at the bar. First up is Bunkajin. I think it's my first time. It's sweet, sour, and goes down like juice.
いっちThe palate has a slightly sour fruitiness, like melon before it ripens 🍈.
You can feel the slight carbonation right away, but it quickly fades away, which is pleasant 🍈.
@水橋Bunkajin Junmai Ginjo Tosa Rei 1,800ml
Rice: Tosa Rei (Grown in Kochi Prefecture)
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol: 16.5
We bought this bottle at Kotobukiya in Shimanto because we were told it had just arrived there.
It is said to be made from Tosa Rei, a Kochi original sake rice. It is indeed light and soft. It looks like cold weather is returning this week, but it would be good as a Hanami sake 😊.
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ハリーGood morning, @Mizuhashi 😃
I love your trip to Kochi....the food at your inn? The food is also gorgeous every day ❣️ Actually, I'm planning to go to Shikoku in April and it will be a great reference. I've used Okinawa as a reference before too 😅.
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@水橋Good evening, Harry🌆.
This time I am staying in Kuroshio-cho for a couple of nights, but I have gone out to buy sake at a liquor store in Shimanto. It's tough because I'm tempted by Tasake, Akabu, Tobiroki, Mutsu Hatsusen, Shichibonjari, Shinmasa, Sharaku, Naraman, etc.💦.