It was completely destroyed by the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, but was rebuilt in the spring of the following year and named "Kuzo" (meaning "empty storehouse"), again starting from "zero" (空).
What a mellow Junmai Daiginjo! It has a sweet top-shelf aroma with a hint of alcohol. The taste is not fruity or sour, but rather a spicy sweetness that dominates the tongue.
The liquid has a slight yellowish tinge, and the legs are thin and clear.
Hi koge2 😃Congratulations on your Hyogo Sake 600 check-in 🎉I can see your love for Hyogo from the reviews you've accumulated 😊I was worried that you hadn't posted for a while, but I'm glad you posted to commemorate the milestone 😆.
At the Hamafukutsuru event.
Tasted a limited edition of Shiboritate and Kukura.
They were generous enough to allow refills even though it was a tasting.
It was delicious.
Thank you very much for your hospitality.
Fruity. Fresh texture like a fresh sake. This sake is like a sample of sake with a fragrance. This is a sake to be enjoyed on its own. It is an after-dinner drink. However, you can't drink it too much. That is the fate of sake.
