Original Sake by Kishinami Brewery
Darubish!
Or rather, Tarubish!
It's a pretty good name!
It was the last bottle.
Unfortunately, I can't believe they are closing at the end of next month 😭
Just like the name, the cedar barrel(?) The aroma of cedar barrels(?) is amazing!
Not my favorite...
The alcohol content is 16%, so it comes with a bang.
It's already winter on the Northeast Highway, it's better that there is no snow on the road yet!
Today we went to a curry shop in Aomori...
They say you can only eat the roux once...
I'm full 🈵!
Good morning, Sashu-san.
I am sorry to hear about Kishinami-san. Okami-san also said that she has lost her mind. I think Tarumizake is unbearable for those who like the aroma of wooden barrels.
Purchased in a cuddle.
I heard it was sweet, but bitterness comes first.
I'm kind of getting tired of drinking it.
It's not well-balanced.
I was expecting a little more...
I drank about half of it, but I'm going to take a sake bath.
My family was happy.
Local festival starts tonight! Nomaoi Festival!
Yakitori, takoyaki, okonomiyaki, fries!
Sashimi at a fresh fish store!
We'll be serving it with Fukushima Prefecture's local sake 🍶.
Fukushima rice and yeast
Fukushima samadai👍
With horse sashimi and yukke. 🙂
Uekiya Shoten hanpukai March. ☹️
Another is Koshihikari from Aizu. 😆
O! Like Niji no Kirameki, the sharpness
is almost the same, but this one has a slight
gentle sweetness comes. 😊.
When mixed with the Ori, the flavorful bitterness
brings the whole thing together and keeps you from getting tired of drinking it,
a sake that you will want to drink forever.
It is a drink that you will want to drink forever. 🙂.
The difference in flavor can be felt depending on the rice,
It was a meaningful comparison. 😆 😆
With tonteki. (Bakuhatsu) 🙂🙂.
Uekiya Shoten hanpukai March. (bomb) 🙂 🙂 🙂
From Aizu Nishiki, produced in Kitakata
Niji no Kirameki, from Aizu
Koshihikari from Aizu.
This is a comparison of the same specs. 😊.
I thought it was interesting that both are brewed with rice
I thought it was interesting that both are brewed with rice.
First, the Niji no Kirameki,
I thought it was interesting that they were both brewed with the same rice.
The ori is at the bottom or not,
There was almost no aroma, and it was very light. There is almost no aroma.
The light spiciness of the sauce will wash away the
The spiciness of the sauce is very light and helps to wash away the persistent fat of the tonteki. It is very suitable for yakitori and hormone
It is a very good match for yakitori and hormone yaki. I'm sure it would go great with yakitori or hormone yaki 😆.
Hi Manta, I'm looking forward to your comments. I am not sure what you mean 🙂.
Is it white rice rather than alcohol? 😆.
I love tonteki so often 😁.
I do 😁.
Hi, Hanapin 🐦.
Nice colored tonteki😻I haven't had it for a long time, I want to try the stuff 😆.
I like this sake, it goes well with western food! And the name of the goodness is perfect 👍😉.
Hi, Pon. I've been trying to find a 🙂.
I saw your YouTube recipe
I saw and made it. 😆.
It looks very hearty, but I think it's because I bake it while removing excess fat.
I think it's because I bake it while removing the excess fat,
I'm sure you'll enjoy it. I love it 😁.
Aizuwakamatsu, Uekiya Hanpukai Limited Edition
This sake has the sweetness of rice, but also has a robust flavor. It would go well with Aizu's local dish of pickled Shin Shin with Sansho (Japanese pepper).
Hi Muro, ☀️
When I saw the picture of the glass, I said "wow, yaba ‼️" 😆
It looks red, but I wonder how it tastes...is it sweet because it is a kijoshu? Or old sake flavor? I can't imagine what it tastes like 🤔🤪.
Hi Hiro-san!
Basically, it's sweet-sweet delicious, but it also has a deep yet pleasant unique old sake flavor☺️It's hard to describe, but I ended up pouring it over vanilla ice cream 🍨 and it tasted delicious❣️
I was told I couldn't serve it anymore so ‼️ 😂.
Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture. Limited Partnership Aizu Nishiki.
Aizu-Nishiki, wandering Sukene, unfiltered, raw sake.
Sasu-kene" means "no problem" or "all right" in the Aizu dialect.
It is served cold.
It is clear with a slight yellow tinge.
The top aroma is like a slightly unusual sweet malted rice aroma, and there is a hint of apricot.
The mouthfeel is slightly juicy and flows smoothly.
The first impression is a gentle sweetness, with a fluffy honey and apricot scent spreading through the overtone, and a slight smokiness.
The aftertaste is sour and slightly bitter, with a slightly sharp spiciness that lingers on the tongue.
It was an interesting and unusual taste, not usually found in Japanese sake.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio: 70%.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Good evening, Mr. Nemuchi.
Wow, you are drinking an unusual sake 😁.
I'm curious to know where I can buy it because it has a taste that I don't usually drink sake 🙏.
Good evening, Mr. Muro🌛My father's hometown is in Tohoku, so I understand the nuance of "sasuke ne ga tsukaidai? I understand the nuance 😆 There is also a series of "Sasuke Nega Vegetable", which is an important Aizu word that still remains today 😊.
bouken, good evening 🌛I bought it immediately because I had never seen the label before🤣I'll tell you where I bought it 😁It's a satellite in Osaka that closes early and is hard to get to 🏢It's not easy to get to 😅.
Conference to be held irregularly at Tabei
More and more energetic with the group cancelled due to the typhoon, and almost all the rooms were reserved
The label says "Niji no Kirameki" but the background is too rainbow to read
It seems to be a new rice
Slightly sweet and soft.
The acidity is almost imperceptible and disappears quickly.
Dangerous to drink in one gulp.
As the temperature rises, the depth of the wine becomes deeper and more interesting.