Sushi time!
It's hot, so we'll start with 🍺 and then we'll have a big bowl of sake 🍶.
Mineral and light on the palate. The clear dry taste has a core of umami from the rice. The crispness of the sake is unobtrusive, hard but fresh.
It is a perfect accompaniment to sushi, as it does not interfere with the sushi, but is in tune with it with its umami and resets it with its kirei, making it a delicious and perfectly salted accompaniment during a meal.
Freshly deconstructed red meat and toro. Freshly deconstructed red meat and toro, seasonal sea bream, kibinago, scallops, striped horse mackerel, and more....
It's a time when your taste buds will not be able to stop smacking their lips!
Good evening, Mr. Manachie!
This is one of the highest quality and tastiest conveyor belt sushi in the city ✨.
I don't usually order eggplant or anything like that either, but when I see deep-fried soaked eggplant, I can't help but order it! 😋
Mineral" is my first impression (don't ask me what kind of first impression I have).
The 240 in the name seems to be the hardness of the water. In Japan, you don't often hear about water hardness, do you? According to the liquor store, the higher the hardness of the water, the more you can enjoy the taste change after opening the bottle, so please drink it slowly.
I have heard that the Kanto region in Japan has a higher hardness, and that the Kanto loam layer is one of the reasons, but I don't know anything about it. I don't know...but I've been eating it while thinking about how hard it must be in Kanto and by the sea....
It is rich in flavor, sweetness, and bitterness. I hope you will enjoy it too.
Purchased in March after visiting a sake brewery.
It is very fragrant and fruity, probably due to the fact that it is made with hard water.
It has the roughness of raw sake, and I personally expect that I will like the taste after a few days when it has settled down a bit.