I went on an overnight trip to Sendai. I decided to go all the way to Shiogama, so I went to this sushi restaurant in front of the entrance to Shiogama Shrine. Well, before visiting the shrine, I had a purifying (lol) lunch, but only a single bowl.
First time at Abe-kan. The handwritten menu came with 👀, so I ordered a new sake. Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. I had told my partner and I that we would limit ourselves to one cup, so we really only had a small sip. The fish and shellfish with vinegared miso on the side was also excellent. Only one cup of sake is torture😭.
Hello 😃, Tasake for my first sake.
Abe-kan for sushi 🍣 in Shiogama on a trip to Sendai: ‼️
Yes, one sake is torture 😆 Please go home and drink it again 👋.
Thank you for your comment, Jay & Nobby... I really wanted to go to Urakasumi's new sake, but I had to endure a long walk and a boat ride from Shiogama to Matsushima afterwards. I'll post the next day's post later so you can get back to it 🫵.
This is Abekan's new sake 🍶.
It's my first time to drink Abe-kan.
The top aroma is slightly fresh and sweet.
Slightly slightly carbonated 🫧 in the glass.
In the mouth, it has a juicy sweetness with a slight astringency and sourness that finishes off the taste.
It was a modern saké that you wouldn't expect from the hard-edged name.
It was quite delicious ✨
Good morning, Matsuchiyo 😃.
Congratulations on your first Abe Kan 🎉!
We were really into it from the middle of last year 😋 It's delicious in many ways from modern style to dry 🤗.
The aroma is mild.
When you drink it, it has a freshness that is typical of nama-shu.
The aroma is somewhat limey.
It has a crisp acidity, a pungent alcohol taste, and a tangy bitterness.
Lightly delicious.
Freshness and freshness can be felt.
It has a slight, pure sweetness.
It has a good sharpness.
The Tom Yum flavored dark salt is an unexpected match.
Taste 3/5☆(Not bad, but the first two cups made the taste hazy...)
I had heard good things about this sake, so I wanted to try it once, and my daughter's partner brought it to me. And he brought me a bottle of dry sake to suit the Niigata people. However, unlike in the Showa era, it was not dry, but at a level where sweetness was not a priority. It is not as sweet as it was in the Showa period, but it is not as dry as it was in the Showa period. It has just the right amount of sweetness and a pure mouthfeel.
Good morning, Konnaky 😃.
Abekan! It's delicious 😋Nice sense of your daughter's partner👍.
I feel like these days, people are saying "Heisei sha?" about the old days rather than "Showa, isn't it?"... Times are changing 😅.