I bought it at "Mutoya" in Sendai Station.
I was told that it was a limited edition sake only available here, and I am so glad I bought it!
The owner told me "It's a delicious sake that doesn't disturb your meal", and he was so right.
It was delicious!
You can't find this anywhere, including mail order.
If I ever go to Sendai, I will definitely buy this sake!
TABAYASHI KIMITO JUNMAI Crash Label
#12 DEATH OR GLORY
Gin-no-sake KIBUNE 3/3
I'm not a fan of The Clash, but I picked this up because the label depicting Paul Simenon slamming the bass into the paddler looked so cool.
I was expecting the taste to be punchy, but it was surprisingly refreshing. It tastes a little bit like a traditional sake yeast yeast in the back, but it is easy to drink like water. After a few hours, the sake tasted a little more like sake yeast, so I tried heating it up, which also gave a good impression.
I also bought some kumquat from OSUZU GIN and that was the end of my trip to Morioka. I would like to visit Morioka again someday, as there are some sake that I gave up due to lack of money and refrigerator space, as well as some gourmet food that I am interested in.
Good evening, it's Shamrock, a parallel world from Manazuru in our first series ☘️☘️☘️.
Not a Yotsuba, but I'm opening this bottle to pray for Japan's 🇯🇵 soccer team to win tonight✨
It has a sweetness that is typical of rice, lactic yogurt and acidity, and is delicious 🐴🐴🐴🐴, but it has a high alcohol spiciness on the back end that makes it very drinkable. I had a puku puku brew the other day. I think it is similar to the junmai sake I drank the other day from Pukupuku Brewing (that one is Koshihikari) 🤗.
I heated it up to lukewarm to try it out and it doubled in flavor 😋.
Sake that was given to me as a souvenir🍶.
It is a dry sake with a strong rice flavor. I think it is a little less harsh than other sake I have tasted so far.
I'm not a big fan of dry sake, but this one is good.
First hiyaoroshi this year.
I want to drink it with a dish that has a good broth like chawanmushi.