Limited distribution in Iwate Prefecture. Junmai-shu from Akabu.
It has a well-balanced aroma and taste, and is easy to drink without being too assertive.
The last sake of the day was Hamamusume, a junmai sake from Akabu Shuzo's Iwate-only brewery.
The theme was "the taste of drinking at a sake brewery.
Fresh and mellow.
A good experience.
Ingredients: Rice, rice malt
Polishing ratio 60
Rice used: Domestic rice
Alcohol content 15
When I see it, I end up buying generic Akabu no Hamamusume ^ ^.
It is sold in supermarkets, easily affordable, and has a sharp taste that I never get tired of, which is a privilege of Iwate Prefecture residents.
This is a product brewed by Akabu Shuzo and sold only in Iwate Prefecture. The quality of the sake seems to have improved from last year, and it is very fresh and tasty, probably because it is a draft sake. It is a must-try.
Today I stopped running and took a rest day😇I found this one when I went for a walk and bought it immediately. I paired it with some sushi I bought at the Hokkaido Fair 😁🍣.
Let's get started. The nose has a hint of koji, perhaps because it is freshly squeezed. In the mouth, there is a slight gasiness and a good acidity. After that, a pleasant sweetness and umami spread out, and there is a slight bitterness at the end. A sake that is easy to drink 🥂☺️
I had this with sushi for the first time in a long time. It goes well with vinegared rice👍It goes well with everything including white meat and seared blue fish. I think the sweet and savory taste has increased 😉 The only thing is that the tuna smelled a little fishy.
Polishing ratio] 60
Alcohol content】15度
Sushi
Price including tax】1,540 yen
Home drinking.
This is a sake from my hometown Iwate (lol).
It is a nationally famous brand of Akabu, sold only in Iwate.
I found out about it by chance, bought it, and drank it.
Of course, like Akabu, it has acidity and is refreshing and delicious.
This is one of the reasons why I continue to buy it.
It's my favorite type of sake.
I often bring it to gatherings with people from outside of the prefecture, as it doesn't seem to be distributed very often!
Drinking Comparison Month Part 8: ‼️‼️
Iwate Expedition, Iwate Sake, First Brand 🍶.
First up was generic Akabu 🍶🍶.
Hamamusume 😆🍶.
c.george naming 🤔⁉️⁉️
Generic Akabu 😆👍
It's funny and on point so I'm taking the liberty of using it myself😊.
Generic Akabu😊.
Actually, I was at the third liquor store... finally...
I went to Iwate to buy this...
I went to Iwate to buy this...
Wrong 😱
For my kids' summer vacation ☀️ memories 😊 in Iwate
And for my summer memories this year 🤣🍶.
Aroma, taste, aftertaste.
So good 😊🍶✨✨
Yum😍.
As a fan of Akabu 👍
And it's cosy too 😍
Cosy and 👍
...and cosy 😆!
If I ever go to Iwate again.
I would love to meet you😊🍶.
Erin, good evening 🤣👍
Thanks for the info 🤣👍
Do you sell Hamamusume at the supermarket🤔⁉️⁉️
Do you have any other Hamamusume besides this Junmai Hamamusume 🤔⁉️⁉️ tell me all about it 😍✨✨
chika-san
Hello😃Thank you for your expedition to Iwate...Generic Akabu is not actually my name...but I took the liberty of using it...w Enjoy your beach girls....
Good evening c.george 🤣🍶.
Generic Akabu is actually not my name 🤔... 🤔 let's use it selfishly together 🤣👍🍶✨✨✨Hama Musume and Sake no Wa have fun together 🤣👍✨✨✨.
chika.
I just looked back and searched the past and found that the naming of generic Akabu was by "Pandarasu" (°▽°)
You have a good sense of expression ^ ^.
Before payday, there is no better way to get a good cosmetic.
Yes, the usual Kore ‼️
Generic Akabu ^ ^
But this time, I have a different impression from usual... I wonder why.
Fresh and mellow taste made from only the clearest middle part of the pressing process.
The taste is fresh and mellow, with only the clearest middle part of the pressing process used.
Red Takeshi Summer Version 🎐.
It has a strong 💓 and sour taste with a bitter grapefruit aftertaste that you will never get tired of 🫰.
It is very easy to drink and you can easily finish a bottle 🙄.
13 degrees is acceptable ⁉️ I knew I was drinking too much 😁.
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