ヒラッチョ
At the return home.
The main dishes include tree buds, a large amount of wild vegetables (butterbur sprouts, udo, and kogomi), tempura of maitake and shiitake mushrooms, fried shrimp, and fried chicken.
I have been posting a theory on Sakegawa for more than five years that Hakkaisan's regular sake goes especially well with mountain vegetables, and there is no doubt about it.
The smoothness, fullness, balance, and subtle bitterness of Hakkaisan's sake, which exceeds the standard for regular sake, is the best match for wild vegetable dishes.
It is delicious cold or warmed, and is especially versatile for springtime dining.
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まつちよ
Good evening, Mr. Hiraccio 🍶.
Local sake is great with local wild vegetable tempura! ✨️
I'm jealous because I like to savor and drink sake by itself with tender tasting vegetable dishes as a snack 😊.
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さしゅー
Hiraccio-san Good evening 😄The tempura of wild vegetables looks delicious. And Hakkaisan regular sake is good with wild vegetables! The bitterness of sake goes well with wild vegetables. I would like to explore how to use different types of sake with different dishes!
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Matsuchiyo 😊.
I also like to pair it with vegetable dishes, especially in spring when I get wild vegetables back home and it is bliss to pair it with Niigata sake.
It is a taste that is only available during this season, and I feel the joy of the arrival of spring.
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Sashu 😊.
I enjoy Hakkaisan regular sake every year because its lightness and bitterness go very well with wild vegetables.
I think Hakkaisan is especially made to go well with mountain foods and mountain gochisou (feast).
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まるわ
Good evening, Mr. Hiraccio.
I also had a glass of Hakkaisan Honjozo the other day and it is delicious. I am envious of your tempura of wild vegetables. I would be happy if I could enjoy tempura of butterbur with salt and a bowl of miso.
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ヒラッチョ
Good evening, Mr. Maruwa 🌇.
The depth of the Hakkai Mountains is quite amazing👍.
I had some fuki-miso on the table back home, which was really nice.
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