That's nice!
Of course the sake is delicious, but it was a delicious complement to the food.
It has a refreshing aftertaste. It makes dining more enjoyable!
Morning on the third day of the Hokuriku Support Tour.
At Nipon Sake Shop in Unazuki Onsen.
An unmanned sake tasting place.
The system is to buy coins with a gacha.
There are 12 kinds of sake to choose from.
I enjoyed the sake tasting.
The size of the bottle was a small size, but it was available in the supermarket's draft section 🍶I chose this one out of the many colors available🤗The aroma is light and fruity, with a hint of ginjo. The rice is rich and sweet with a slight spiciness in the aftertaste. It has no sourness or bitterness and has a classical taste, which I don't like 😢It became easier to drink when I drank it on the rocks, so I guess it's ok😊The entrée was boiled flounder.
The second brand of Etchu-Toyama is a famous sake from Kurobe, Ginban. It is an Aeon's original Jun-dai with Tominoko polished to 50%, but perhaps because it has been on the Buddhist altar as a sacred sake for a long time, it has a slightly better color. The specs were not known except for the rice used and the milling ratio. It was the first time in my life that I served nameko (fish with kipper) as a side dish. Although it is a little matured, it is easy to drink and can be paired with salted fish. We enjoyed the famous sake from Kurobe in Etchu. _.) __(..._...)
It is a junmai daiginjo, but it is a food sake that can be drunk cosily and smoothly. Interesting.
With Bunzo grilled chicken thigh. This chicken is very spicy.
Alcohol 15%.
Sake degree +6
Ingredients: Raw material rice: Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 50%.