After a night of overtime work and being very tired, I went to Fukuno Tori Iidabashi today. It was a Thursday in the latter half of August, so the restaurant was empty. The restaurant is prepared for the gathering and does not have any hiyaoshi sake on the menu.
First up was today's sake, Hideyoshi hideko Junmai Ginjo-shu, a sake served in Akita Prefecture. This sake is from Akita Prefecture, and this was our first meeting. It has a clean taste and light aroma. I wonder if I can drink this for less than 500 yen. ......
Sake made in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture
Alcohol content: 13%.
The elegance of Akita-style floral yeast is layered with the gentle aroma of Hana-Komachi yeast, while the umami of the rice and succinic acid create a multilayered depth of flavor."
🍶 Energizing schwash. Striking blue and a label that heightens the sparkling sensation. Taco goes well with it.
[Akita 🎆 Sake Focus Period: 10th brewery]
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Now that the first rehab🤭 has revived my soul, I'm moving on to the second one💨.
This one caught my eye as I browsed the cellar 👏.
The label with the moon moon 🌒 on it is cool and fantastic 💫.
It is 17% alcohydrate, which is high for a summer sake.
The back of the label tells you how to drink it...
1: Gut it as it is in its raw form.
2 Cool with ice
3 Sake high with soda
4 Cooled down with a little ice
And so on...
I was afraid to try this sake on the rocks because I thought it would be too strong, but I found that I could drink it on the rocks 👌👌.
I've never had sake on the rocks before, so maybe I'll try it next time 🙄🙄.