National Sake Fair 2025 in Osaka_59
Fukui Prefecture Booth 11
Miyake Hikoemon Sake Brewery located in Mihama-cho, Mikata-gun. Hayaseura is a pattern sake that I had never had for a long time, thinking I could always buy it.
Hayaseura Daiginjo Sakahomare
This sake has a fruity taste, with a hint of citrus acidity, and a slight yogurtiness. It is also very tasty.
It also has a citrusy, yogurt-like taste.
Leaving Fukui Prefecture, we went to the next booth.
National Sake Fair 2025 part55
Fukui Prefecture9
Miyake Hikoemon Sake Brewery in Mihama Town
Personally, I have the impression that it is a veiled sake brewery with no official website and no information transmission.
Polishing ratio 40%, Saka Homare 16%, 3,960 yen
Moderately sweet and juicy
It tastes somewhat like Kudokutei.
Personally, I like it so much that I think I'll buy some Hayaseura when I see it again.
Less than an hour to go before the end here!
Moving on to the northeast...
It is cool from the clear bottle.
The taste starts with a hint of sweetness and finishes with sourness. It says sweetness and sourness, but the basic taste is dry?
Weird Japanese Sumimasen...