Kamerei, which has been a long time since I last tasted it. I drank it to remember what it tasted like. It has a mature taste with a hint of bitterness and sourness when paired with Japanese food.
The next day, when I drank it with a Bourbon barm roll, the sweetness was enhanced and it was easy to drink and delicious. It is hard to believe that it is the same alcohol.
It is interesting to see the change in taste of alcoholic beverages.
I've never seen it and can't read it, so I ordered it. It's a nomiho, so it can be a challenge.
And it is a private party.
Even though it's not Fujiki, they are taking it out of the fridge and pouring it on their own.
The TV was on, so it was like drinking at home.
This is the head family of Hiroshima's Kamerei. It seems to be written in a Manjisake cup. The tiny writing is gentle.
It's a little bit too small, but it's very nice and has a rice flavor. I have to drink the original one too.