The alcohol content is low and you can only feel the sake in the slightly spicy part. Suitable for toasting.
Rice polishing ratio unknown, 8 degrees alcohol by volume.
A gift
This is a continuation of the Fukuoka trip extravaganza report 📝.
Somehow, speaking of Fukuoka City, I wanted to go to Tenjin, so I took a bus from Ropponmatsu🚌.
The ceiling decorations in the underground mall and the busy Tenjin bus terminal at Mitsukoshi have not changed much from 10 years ago.
On the way there, behind the Ritz-Carlton, there was a start-up support facility that had been renovated from an abandoned school, and it looked like a company's office was inside the school 🏫.
I've been seeing more and more such renovations in the Kansai region lately.
After a tiring walk, we moved to Hakata Station and checked in to the hotel after getting some souvenirs and yuma at Sumiyoshi Sake Boutique.
I really wanted to go to the main store of Sumiyoshi, but I couldn't make it in time, so I gave up.
I tried several places where I could drink sake, but they were closed and I couldn't get in.
We ended up at Yatsuka's nigori sake 🍶.
The sweetness is quite strong, and it's quite smooth.
Maybe because it was cold sake, I didn't feel any bitterness.
It would be difficult to match it with food unless the ingredients are quite strong in flavor.
And so the night in Hakata passed.
We went to bed early because we had to catch the first Nozomi train the next day 🛌.
Chichi~ Thank you for your time ⭐︎
There are still so many places I want to see, and I hope to go back in the winter‼️
Yes, I'm in a hurry because it's been more than 2 months since I've posted anything 💦.
drink cold
Clear and colorless
Classic aroma
Full-bodied, with a slight sweetness that slowly spreads in the mouth.
The mouthfeel is a little tingling and dry, but there is no dryness in the aftertaste.
It is strong enough to be paired with hamburgers, and as the label says, it can be paired with dishes with strong tastes of sauce.
I personally prefer it warmed up.
Sake from Oita Prefecture has a rare image.
It is said to be a limited edition sake.