Myinokobuki (god of wealth, music, eloquence and water)
From the location of the brewery in Mitsui County, Fukuoka Prefecture.
Incidentally, it was named after the character "Hisashi Mitsui" from the popular manga "Slam Dunk", of which the author, Mr. Takehiko Inoue, was a fan.
Yesterday, I went to Fukuoka City for a reunion of my school days. I had this at a friend's house while warming up. The back label has a playful motif of the back number of Hisashi Mitsui, a three-point shooter in the popular basketball manga "Slam Dunk" 😅. It is a well-balanced dry junmai ginjo that goes down easy. In addition to a sake degree of +14, it also has an alcohol content of 14 degrees. On the way home, I got a bottle of Wakanami, the most popular sake in Fukuoka Prefecture, so I was very excited. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the sake I was told about by a member of this group 😢 The world is not that sweet!
Good evening AAJI 😃.
Is it Mitsui's Kotobuki in warming up 😁.
Mitsui's obsession with 14 is awesome ✨.
Timing is also a factor when looking for sake 👍.
Congratulations on getting Wakanami 🎉.
Good morning, ichiro18. I have been to a few stores in Kumamoto that sell Tanaka Rokuugo, but none of the stores I went to at a past reunion in Fukuoka had Wakanami on their shelves. I am looking forward to opening the bottle.
Good evening AAJI 🌝.
Mitsui no Kotobuki is the one from Sladan label 😊It's one I'm also interested in as it's a dry sake as per the sake degree +14 👀Wakanami is also good ✨I'm looking forward to your review 👍
Good evening, Mr. Chesta. Mitsui no Kotobuki went down my throat very easily. I think it is a particularly crisp one. I am considering the Wakanami snacks. 😊
Reading: Mii no Kotobuki
Address: Mitsui District, Fukuoka Prefecture
Specific Name : Junmai Ginjo
Ingredients : Rice, Rice malt
Alcohol content: 15
Sake meter degree: -1.0
Acidity: 2.2
Rice used for making:Yume-Ichikkyo, Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio:60
Condition: Fire-brewed
Summer Jungin with the aroma of youth