@Okuine Onsen Aburaya
The Tale of Three Cities Day 3
After visiting Amanohashidate and Ine, we stayed at Aburaya.
Located on a hill with a beautiful inland sea below.
The meal was full of seafood, just as we had expected.
When we applied for the room, it was written that we should mention if we had any celebratory events, so we did, and we were even served a salted and grilled sea bream with its head on 🈂️.
Speaking of Ine, Mukai Sake Brewery
There was also Ine Mangaka, but we chose Kyo-no-Hana, brewed by the same brewery!
It was my first time!
Dry with a nice sharp taste!
Dry is the best way to eat fish!
Spanish mackerel, sea bream, abalone, and some other fish I had never seen before!
The abalone rice was served at the end of the meal, mixed with the salt-baked sea bream I had just cooked.
We drove to see the boathouse at Ine, and it was a great experience that made me feel a sense of history!
We didn't get to go inside the Mukai Sake Brewery, but we did get a good look at the entrance.
extensive knowledge
It is characterized by its clean and crisp taste while retaining the aroma of rice. It is an easy sake to match with various dishes. Please keep it refrigerated.
Alcohol content: 14%.
Ingredients : Rice(domestic), Rice malt(domestic)
Rice Polishing Ratio:70
Sake meter degree: +5
As the brewer said, the taste did not deteriorate even if the temperature was changed because the sake is still firm even if it is unpasteurized.
It has a strong umami flavor and a refreshing mouthfeel that can only be achieved with nama-shu.
Limited storage and low temperature aging
Nigori sake has a light sweetness, gorgeousness, and a little bit of a shwashiness. Today's snack was fatty meat, not the usual sashimi, but the crisp taste was very good. When the "shuwashu" feeling disappears, the umami flavor becomes more noticeable.
I wanted to go to Ine! I was eager to go to Ine, so I went there during GW. I asked a sake shop that stocks all 12 sake breweries in Tango what kind of sake would go well with the delicious seafood in Ine, and they recommended Kyo-no-Haru's Blue Label (I named it 😅), which I successfully recommended and wrote down!
I went to Mukai Sake Brewery later, but they didn't sell it refrigerated, and I'm glad I bought it at the store as a result! I'm glad I bought it at the store after all!
It went well with the seafood from Ine! It is rich, but dry and sharp!
It is a good match for sashimi, etc., as it melts the moderate amount of fat in the fish 😆.
It is very good to drink alone as an accompaniment during a meal because it is so refreshingly dry. It is very good to drink by itself 😊.