Sake Album Liberation No. 20
I just started, but I am also doing a youtube titled "Starting a Second Life in Your 40s"
I have also started a YouTube video titled "Starting a Second Life in Your 40s".
Please take a look at this video of a DIY project of converting a highzette panel van into an overnight stay vehicle.
https://youtube.com/channel/UCiQCCVjzbfzK0mKW27RqPOQ?si=juOdEAMXhqF2C10e
On another business trip to Morioka, I was confronted with a bottle of Iwate sake.
Cab Driver, with its rather disturbing label, is a representative bottle from Kikumori Shuzo, a pure rice brewery in Kitakami City, Iwate Prefecture. The sake is said to be named after a dark movie starring De Niro, but the other brands also have names like Denki Bosatsu (Electric Bodhisattva), and this all-out subculture makes one feel like the old Village Vanguard...
Although it is a draft sake, the brewery's introduction includes some unexpected phrases, such as "It can be kept at room temperature" and "Try heating it up.
I opened the bottle and drank it cold, and found it to be rich and dry, a bit like "Bakuren". I quite liked the taste. I am looking forward to seeing how the taste will change.
The third one is Iwateyama.
⚫︎Raw material rice: Kakehashi
⚫︎Polishing ratio: 55
⚫︎ Alcohol level: 17
I was drawn to this sake by the impact of the label. It has a unique dryness unique to sake, and it may not be to everyone's liking, but I highly recommend it to those who like dry sake. I drank it cold, but it would also be delicious hot.