It is said that the name "Hakkouda" comes from a Japanese poem, "Koma no sato (more horses than people)," which means "a clear spring is springing up in the village of Koma. I thought, "Isn't Hakkouda in Aomori City? But it seems that the western edge of Shichinohe Town, where the warehouse is located, is connected to Hakkouda.
When I opened the bottle, I thought it was an adult lemonade. I thought it was adult lemonade, but the flavor was not sour. The spiciness was followed by bitterness, and then the sweetness came slowly. As the name suggests, there was a slight ooze, and the legginess was almost invisible.
The 6th go-around house is Saba in Komasen from Shichinohe town in Aomori: 🐟️
I guess the only people who would recognize Sakuta or Shichiriki no Kura would be locals or Aomori otaku🤓 lol.
President Morita was here.
The first aroma is slightly sweet.
When you take a sip, it has a light sweetness and a moderate umami flavor, and it finishes with a refreshing crispness.
It was the perfect sake for the pickled sesame mackerel that came with the entrée.
It was delicious 🍶🐟️
They currently make 500 koku (they have 3,000 koku in their facilities) with 5 employees and 5 part-timers.
When I told the president that I am a fan of Sakuta and Shichiriki, he laughed and said, "It was worth coming here today.
I heard from an acquaintance that Sakuta was delicious and ordered it because there was no special distributor near me and it was in the hometown tax payment. Since it was a set of two bottles, I received it with sincerity.
Ginjo-shu with brewing alcohol
Fruity ginjo aroma like muscat, sweetness and umami at first, but lingering in the middle as if it were crystal clear water, and later acidity comes in and it is a refreshing dry sake.
It's been a while since I bought sake at the Aomori Iwate Antenna Shop.
It says it's nigori sake, but it's not cloudy at all😅.
It's very clear and quite crisp. I got the impression that it's a pretty dry sake, but there's also a little sweetness.
I can see a little bit of off-flavor...
Hello bouken😃
I think the "Sakuta" sake from the same brewery is closer to your taste.
I think "Sakuta" would be more like Aomori's sharp and crisp sake.
Good evening, Ms. Matsuchiyo.
I see that you have many different names for your products 😳
Sakuta, it seems to be very difficult to find in Kansai, but I'll make a note of it so I don't forget 📝.