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It's been a while.
I had some business in Nagoya and went to Ena Gorge on my way there, so I bought some local sake.
Enayama Junmai Ginjo.
It was a refreshing yet slightly tangy sake with a nice aftertaste at the end.
It is not so strong in character, so it is an easy sake to pair with a meal!
Ena-san Pure
When poured, it smells like pears. Sweet and sour, slightly carbonated, slightly bitter. It tastes like a reward and a treat. Delicious.
On 11/23, on the way back from the Mizunami and Kasahara brewery openings, I took advantage of the time I had to make a one-stop transfer at Nakatsugawa Station and bought some at the brewery. It was the first new sake brewed this year.
The brewery is located in a nice area that still retains its old townscape. Since we were on a slow train, we realized that the Nakasendo road connects Shiojiri to here.
The moment you open the lid, you can smell the delicious aroma of sake.
The alcohol and the richness of the rice are both strong, yet it is very easy to drink.
It's for the record of my drinking 🍶📸😋.
A version that was laid up for a year at the Agigawa Dam and then laid up at room temperature for another year🍶.
