I said, "I want a Manotsuru that's still shuwa shuwa shuwa," and they opened a new one for me. It's Asano Sake Shop in Hamamatsucho (thanks again 😭).
I opened and closed it repeatedly and waited! It's as thick as dark calpis! And silky! The silky, energetic, and silky shwashuwas were all saying, "Ola ola ola, drink more! They were attacking me with "Ola ola ola, drink more! It's not heavy at all and has no habits, so it goes down easy.
I was so satisfied that I had to have another glass! I'm going to have another one on the corner after work today!
Mayu, I'm with you 😃.
It's like Silky Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger are attacking you with their muscular 💪🤗 but when you drink it, it's non-habitually quirky 😚 This makes me curious about the whole United States.
Jay & Nobby, wow, I can't stop grinning when you throw your comments right in my direct line 😏Not only in all of America, but I care about you. I am such a sports trainer 🏋️♀️
Standing drinking at Asano Sake KYOTO (1)
Sake from Sado Island, Manazuru Fair
3 kinds of standard set
Manotsuru is a first!
From left
Midoriyama Nama Jundai Nakadori Unfiltered Unrefined Nama Sake
The aroma is gorgeous and fruity, but even for someone like me who is not so good at those things, it is just right, with a sweet and sour flavor that is easy to drink and delicious!
It has a sweet and sour taste and is easy to drink and delicious.
Akamon Nama Junmai Nakadori Unfiltered Unrefined Nama Sake
The aroma has a strong sweetness from the malted rice.
More powerful rice sweetness and satisfaction.
Junmai Shiboritate Activated Nigori
The bubbles are very strong and do not give the impression of being too sweet. The taste is complex and the aftertaste is enjoyable.
Overall, I found this sake to be sweet and robust!
I have not been to Sado yet, but now I have a reason to visit someday ✨.
To Kyoto for the last foliage sightseeing trip of the year!
We went to Manjuin and Shisen-do on the northeast side of the city, which we had never been to before!
There was the beauty of the autumn leaves when they were falling!
Bought it from Manotsuru for its low 12.5% strength.
A little sweet and light, like plum wine, but not plum wine (hard to verbalize). It was delicious and I drank it very quickly.
I think this sake is easy to recommend to people who have never had sake before.
It was a gift.
The product description stated that it had a sake degree of +3 degrees and was medium-hot, but because it was 35% polished, it was very mild and tasted sweet on the palate.