We participated in the Sake Go Around Kyoto♪
The sixth restaurant was Yakitori Gyo near Kawaramachi Marutamachi!
This place was Niida Honke's Tamura heated sake!
Since it's a yakitori restaurant, we added two more yakitori as an extra dish 😋.
It's been a while since I've had heated sake! I'm going to start heating sake this winter 😁.
Ao, good evening 🌙
If it's a yakitori restaurant, you have to ask for it 😊I guess that's the restaurant's strategy 😆Hot sake is good too👍Let's debut it at home too🎶.
I hope you enjoyed it a little more.
Pon-chan Good evening!
Hirupeko-san said she was curious about this place 😁.
I thought so when I saw they were serving yakitori first 😂.
I've never had heated sake at home yet so I'm going to buy a sake heater 😁.
Good evening, Ao. I see you went there too 😊The atmosphere of the restaurant and the yakitori is still wonderful💕I'll definitely go there! Heated sake is the best 🍶♨️
Good evening, Mr. Hirupeco.
Hirupeko-san said that she was interested in this restaurant and the area is a little far from the restaurant, so I wondered if it was open. I took the bus to go there 😁.
I think I'm going to wake up to some heated sake 😁 ♨️ Please tell me more about it 🙏.
At a reception on a business trip to Fukushima.
When I visited people around me in Fukushima, they said, "Niida? but they said, "Tamura is delicious!
They said, "That's Niida's sake! That's Niida's sake!
Grand Cru of NIIDASENCHU
For the record. I never thought I would taste the terroir of Tamura's rice and water before drinking Niidashi Zenju. The taste is truly authentic. I got the impression that it had a good balance of sweetness, acidity, and umami without being too strong.
★4.0
Niida Honke's sake is smooth. It has a very nice texture on the tongue. It has a slightly sour taste at room temperature and calms down when warmed. It tastes like caramel with a sense of maturity.
Sake Festival No. 4 at the restaurant where I was invited.
If the name is simple, the taste is also simple in a good sense. From the name, I thought it might be Miharu, but it turned out to be Koriyama. At last, we turned back here.