We opened the bottle today on Father's Day 🍶.
My dad is already gone, but my mom snuck him in her bag and came up to Tokyo 🥰Dedicated to him as well 🍶.
My dad is a cheerful guy, just like Hiroshi. It was a manly drink like Papa, with a touch of gentleness 🫶.
Product name: Chibimaruko-chan collaboration sake "Junmai Ginjo Father Hiroshi Vintage 2024
Rice used: 2038 Honorifuji produced in Shizuoka Prefecture
Alcohol content: 15%.
It is a beautiful and good sake, with a clean and crisp taste that is typical of Hatsukame's high-grade sake. It has a clean, good taste, which is typical of Hatsukame's high-grade sake, and it has a clear, crisp taste. If I say it tastes good, it tastes good, but we'll see what happens after a few days of storage. It might be better lukewarm.
I personally have the impression that Shizuoka has a strong vinegary iso-type nuance, but this one has a banana-like nuance, but it is moderate and dry.
The 8th drink of the 5th anniversary celebration of this place
Here comes the great one.
Father Hiroshi's Junmai Daiginjo.
One of only 223 bottles produced with a lucky label, named after Mt. Fuji No. 175
Taste?
It's delicious.
Rich like a tropical fruit.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: Yamadanishiki produced in Tojo, a special A district in Hyogo Prefecture
Alcohol content: 16
The 6th drink of the 5th anniversary celebration here.
And Sake no Wawa 700 check in,
collaboration sake between Hatsukame and Chibimaruko-chan's
Father Hiroshi. He's been drinking it for three years in a row!
Gently sweet sake.
Rice used: Homarefuji produced in Shizuoka Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol 15%.
Yeast used: Shizuoka yeast
Thank you Jay & Nobby for your comments on ㊗️. We are grateful to the restaurants in Osaka that introduced us to the taste and enjoyment of sake, and we look forward to continuing our exploration!
Today I got Hatsukame, a sake from Shizuoka Prefecture 😀.
Actually, I had been holding on to either this or the Shinshin-san's Hozonokagan Matsuri that I got yesterday with the intention of making it the last sake of my second round 😀.
However, I had to open the bottle before the last one because I got a sake that I really wanted to make the last leg of my sake journey 😀.
I thought the name of the sake "Shinshin" and the label design of this sake would be good for the last sake... 🤣
This Hatsukame was also my first sake, but it was a sake that conveyed a strong umami flavor 😀.
A veil of umami spreads in the mouth and remains firmly in the mouth 😀.
After a long time, it disappeared beautifully and quickly 😀.
It was a delicious sake with strong umami 😀.
Tomorrow will be my last visit to my hometown Osaka 😀.
Hey Yasbay, I'm with you 😃.
It's great that you can clearly see the path to the goal 🎊👍Local Osaka sake 🍶! I'm looking forward to seeing what's coming 🤗.
Hi Jay & Nobby 😀
We are glad that we were able to get a more memorable sake than Shinshin and Hatsukame, which we had originally planned to bring last 😇.
But in terms of taste, this Hatsukame-san was also good enough to be the last one 🤣.
Good evening, Yasbay 😃.
My unintentional comment took the first turtle off the last 😅 sorry 🙏 what is the last to replace it... 🙄 I have a feeling it's already been reviewed... 🤣
Hi Rafa papa 😀
It's ok 😀
When I was preparing only Akishika, I was planning to make Shinshin-san and Hatsugame-san last, but when I got the next Osaka sake, I decided that this sake would be the last one, so...