I bought this sake because it is a sake like wine. Narumi's Virginity was like that, and this one was quite like that, too. It was refreshing and easy to drink, but I think I'll be fine with wine-like sake for a while, because a change of pace is only possible if it's straight;
~ stored because it's unnecessarily long~.
Haradaya in Gyotoku is now being remodeled into another store, and a new poster there suggested the existence of a sister store of sorts, "The store between Ichikawa Station and Ichikawa-Mama Station is open for business," so I went there to try it out. The above sake was purchased here.
GoogleMap shows it as Riker Jack Ichikawa Store, which seems to be unrelated to Haradaya now, but it used to be called Le Veil Haradaya Ichikawa Store, and the receipt also showed the old name of the store.
It seems that there is no contact with the president at all, so I wonder if it is a nighttime runaway. Anyway, it's a pity that special dealers such as Saku, Sugata, Narumi, etc. disappear like this...
Good evening, freelancer first generation man 😃.
We too buy Narumi at Ricker Jack Ichikawa when we visit our father in Ichikawa👍 but I didn't know that happened in Gyotoku😳.
Good evening, Jay & Nobby!
Unfortunately, there was no Narumi or appearance at the Ric-a-Jac Ichikawa store. I wonder if there were any crops? I wasn't in the mood to be too adventurous with all the brands I didn't know, so I chose a wine-like one😅.
At first it seemed to have a nourishing, dry and clean essence. Time and temperature. This is what makes this sake interesting. I know some people may not like it, but it is quite good. It goes well with a salad with onion dressing! When it comes back to room temperature, you can roll it around and savor the nourishing flavors, or you can gobble it down with food. I'd like to repeat this one, which I can enjoy with food and time, but I bought it on a trip. Of course, it goes well with cooked rice. The tartness, which had been moderate, rises to the surface, making it even more delicious.