The "One Red Sake for All. A cup of sake that is destined for you.
〜We will have Yamagata's local sake 🍶~.
Bakurai Dry Sake ⚡️⁉️
What is +28... 😳
Tonight...
The best of craftsmanship and science and technology
Rokkasen's sake brewed in Onsen-machi, Higashine City, Yamagata Prefecture
Bakurai Dry +28, "Japan's No.1 Super Dry Sake"!
Bon appétit ‼️
Kanpai ☺️🍶⚡️👏
We'll be having a very special sake from "Japan's Best Super Dry Sake" Bakurai Dry +28 at ⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️
Rokkasen
YAMAHOUSHI
YAMAHOUSHI
Junmai Bakurai Dry +28
Nama-shu Nama-shu
Rice polishing ratio: 70
Alcohol content: 18%.
Tonight's sake cup is...
KIMOTO GLASS TOKYO
We will enjoy it with es Slim01!
Enjoy it!
We will enjoy it with 🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️🍶⚡️
Yamaboshi MUGEN, which sometimes enters liquor stores.
Its fruity aroma and ease of drinking make it a perfect food sake.
It is also a good drink with my wife, who doesn't usually drink.
It is good when chilled to a crisp. I put it away in the refrigerator as soon as I pour it.
Yamaboshi, which I have not seen in a long time. The sake rice is Yuki-no-Joshin, and the rice polishing ratio is 50%.
It has a sweet mouthfeel with little fruitiness, followed by a dry acidity with no cloying taste, which is typical of Yamaboshi.
How many years ago was it that I visited Higashine Onsen in Yamagata?
Yamagata is not only home to Jyushiyo and Zao, but also to a wide variety of sake and hot springs.
Sake and hot springs are plentiful and of good quality.
And the quality is good.
Yamagata has both the sea and the mountains, so there is sake from the sea and sake from the mountains.
Both are excellent.
Yamaboshi is a mountain sake.
It was the first sake I drank or made as a gift. It was supposed to be a dry sake with a sake strength of 28, but perhaps it was because it was unpasteurized, or perhaps because it was made to be easy to drink. It was supposed to be a 70% polished sake, but it had a refreshing flavor, and when I swallowed it, I was surprised. It is a delicious sake that will make you numb and get you drunk.
I personally love Yamagata, including Hijiori, Zao Onsen, Hanabayo, Kamikigen, soba noodles, and taro stew. I want to visit again.
