The light blue color with goldfish, fireworks, sunflowers, and wind chimes is cool, and the fluent white font further expresses the sense of sake.
I imagined it would have a greenish smell because of the name "Numazu, Shizuoka," but it was crisp or smooth? But it was crisp or smooth? I was expecting it to have a greenish taste, but it was crisp and smooth.
It is a Junmai Ginjo and much more fruity! I guess it has a strong taste of rice. I drank it for the first time. It is delicious! The picture seems to be a limited label for wholesale.
Purchased as a souvenir at Shizuoka Station during a business trip to Shizuoka.
I was attracted by the illustration and bought it completely by the packet. It is Hakuin Masamune, a local sake from Numazu.
The illustration may be that of Hakuin Zenji, from whom the brand name is derived.
This sake was recommended to me at a sake shop I stopped by when I visited Numazu. As the description says, it is a refreshing sake without any peculiarities and does not fight with the food. I guess it tastes like it's made in a fish market. It is delicious.
*At room temperature
None of the fancy aromas. Taste and acidity.
There is no particular merit other than "the taste that I never get tired of drinking," but I can keep drinking it because I never get tired of drinking it.
I would like to drink it in a bottle like a No. 4 bottle, not in a single cup.
I bought some horse sashimi in Gotemba and a bottle of Shizuoka sake to go with it.
Spring season limited edition
I have a weakness for limited editions😅.
I was also attracted by the cherry blossom label, so I bought it.
I found it to have a clean, light taste.
It might have been more suitable for lighter dishes.
Finally, Shizuoka on the map of Japan had not yet been filled in. Hakuin Masamune. Surprisingly, Shizuoka's sake that I have not drunk. It went well with grilled rice balls.