Well, well, well...my dad says we should drink Kubota's good stuff 😁.
I'll have to go along with him. I'll have to go along with him 🙇.
Thank you very much!
It's delicious. The lack of impurities in the pure and large size sake.
And the light, clean, clear taste ✨.
Today, we paired it with roasted pork at my father's request 🤩.
The fat from the pork just flowed right off the meat.
Delicious...energy for tomorrow 💪.
Tonight, my father and I had a drink together again 🍶.
I like sweet fruity wine.
I wonder what kind of sake my dad likes, I hope I can try many more and discover what kind of sake I like 😁.
Is it pretty broad? I've been trying a lot of things lately.
Is it really delicious or is he just saying it with reserve?
I'm happy as long as it's fun to drink 😁✨👍
It's a great sake from Niigata, the rice capital of the world 👍
Kubota again? I know you might say, "Kubota again? I know, right?
The taste was as expected, with the freshness and refreshing sweetness of nama-shu embodied in the usual Kubota Senju.
Nama-shu requires refrigeration, which is a bit of a hassle, but considering its cost performance, I always like to drink nama-shu.
I wish there was a liquor store with a large refrigerator within walking distance!
Asahi Shuzo (Niigata)
Kubota Junmai Daiginjo
Sake Degree: ±0
Acidity: 1.3
Rice polishing ratio: 50% (100% Gohyakumangoku)
Alcohol content: 15%.
Impression of Yusuke Tsuda, son of a sake brewer
Kubota Junmai Daiginjo🍶 is produced by Asahi Shuzo, a "Quality First" brewery founded in 1830.
Light and dry with aroma of pear & melon.
15% alcohol and 50% polished rice, with a low cloying taste, perfect with seafood ✨.
Great for beginners too!