☆☆☆☆
It's dry but goes down easy.
It's easy to drink because it doesn't leave a bad aftertaste in the second half.
I bought this on the way back from Kusatsu Onsen.
On the last day of Golden Week, I returned home from Kita-Karuizawa by noon. It's raining and traffic jams would ruin my vacation. I took a nap and drank a glass of sake with a bamboo wheel. It's so natural and easy to drink that you don't even realize you're drinking sake.
Tsuchiya Sake Shop Limited Edition Higen.
It is totally different from the regular Higen, so if you go to Kusatsu, sake lovers should try it!
By the way, there are 4 types of Tsuchiya Sake Shop Limited only ^^;.
Sake purchased during a trip back to my hometown in Gunma. In the past 10 years or so, there has been an increase in the variety of delicious sake in Gunma, which was unthinkable before. I have the impression that the young master brewers are doing a particularly good job.
Higen" is new to me, but it has a fresh taste that I like. I would like to buy it again when I go back to my hometown.
I had it with sushi as a food sake 🙏.
Sadly, I forgot to take a picture of it!
It has a delicious rice flavor, but not too sweet and refreshing.
The texture is just right as it is lightly nigori (lightly cloudy).
I thought it is a well-balanced sake that does not kill the delicate taste when served with sushi, yet it has a delicious aroma when it goes down your throat🙆.