Sake from Ishikawa Prefecture to support the disaster-stricken areas, even if only a little.
The ginjo aroma is youthful.
It has a slightly strong acidity and a refreshing taste.
For a pure rice sake, the rice flavor is not that strong.
We enjoyed it with a variety of izakaya menu items such as sashimi of tuna, salmon, and sea bream, mimigauro, deep-fried tofu, and Spanish salami.
Sake from Ishikawa Prefecture, just as the name suggests. It was more like a smooth ride through the rice than a frontal impression of the rice. Personally.
I pray that Noto sake will be available again soon.
Purchased at a local supermarket. Fukumitsuya's website has Kagatobi, but not Kagamato. I found it on the website of Mitsubishi Foods. I found it on the website of Mitsubishi Foods, but the distribution was different.
It is easy to drink cold without bitterness, but even easier to drink when heated. It is a junmai sake and at around 1,000 yen, it is a reasonable food sake.
1091 including tax (1800ml)