Order from the top of the sake menu
It was a good decision to order first!
It's so refreshing and easy to drink!
The name of this sake has a certain charm to it!
I had checked to buy it during my trip to Kanazawa, but when I went to the store, I couldn't find it, so I ended up buying it online.
At 9% alcohol by volume, it is light as a food sake, so it goes very well with sake. However, when I want to drink sake, it is not enough.
However, it is delicious.
It is good for those who don't like sake.
Sake comparison at home!
We chose 3 kinds of sake from "Fukumitsuya", a long-established sake brewery in Kanazawa.
Fukumasa Munune Junmai Dry, Nama Zume.
This was the first sake made with black malted rice. I felt a bit salty, but I wondered if this was the richness found in sake made with "black koji"?
Wind, Water, Man, Junmai 9
It is a junmai sake with an alcohol content of 9 degrees Celsius and a refreshing taste. I would like to drink it with pasta or Italian food!
Fukumaso Sake: Hyoketsu Nama-Shu Dry
With a sake alcohol content of +10%, it has a very strong sake taste! I would like to drink it with a salty meal and sip it while neutralizing the taste.
It was interesting to compare the different types of sake and to see the difference between them. ☺️
I went to Wajima by chance. This is the first sake I drank there.
As the label says, it is light, more like a classic sake, with a low alcohol content of 9%, which makes it easy to drink. It has both umami and acidity.
While many stores in downtown Wajima have yet to reopen for business, we purchased this sake at Freshland Maruko, one of the few supermarkets that remained open until relatively easy to use hours.
It has been almost five months since the disaster, and there are still many collapsed houses blocking the roads, but the media coverage of the disaster is decreasing, and the local people are worried that the disaster will be forgotten.
As in the case of the Great East Japan Earthquake, we ask for everyone's continued support. We should not forget about Tohoku, though.