The second drink was shown to me in the fridge. I have seen Koikawa several times at Sake-no-wa, but I haven't had it yet. So I will have it. It is dry, refreshing, and easy to drink. It has a nice firm aftertaste.
It was getting chilly, so I got some hot sake.
He was measuring the temperature as he warmed it up.
And he even took a sip before serving to make sure it was hot.
It was amazing!
I've always preferred cold sake, but I was impressed by how much better it tasted when heated to the correct temperature.
Beard and Bowin stopped by before the Hanshin vs. Hiroshima game at Kyocera. I always end up coming here.
I wanted to have a crispy sake.
As the name "Summer Dry" suggests, it was very crisp. The label is a cat and looks loose, but the sake is sharp and crisp.
It goes well with gari gyoza.