Because it has the word "flower" on it...!
It's spicier than I thought! Much spicier! LOL!
Not too bitter like sake, but very spicy! LOL!
It's refreshing!
Crisp and tasty!
You can easily enjoy it as if you were drinking water from the underground stream of Mt.
It is the best when served with niboshi (dried sardines).
#Kashimada##.
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We had this at the second restaurant we entered.
Dry without any peculiarities. It is easy to drink 😆.
They say it's Hana no Mai for overseas.
New Year's Day is over and it's already the 9th 😅
Still in a bit of a New Year's mood, I bought this Tokugawa Ieyasu 🤔 when I visited Hananomai Sake Brewery last year.
The naming is awesome!
It tastes deep and dry and is the kind of sake I like to drink when I'm relaxed and at ease, perfect for drinking cold in a heated room on a cold Thursday night like this.
Transparent in color.
Room temperature: Dry taste with a stronger Hana-no-Mai character. Good as a mid-meal drink.
Warmed: mild aroma, rice-like flavor, but monotonous, not recommended.
Some writers said this is the best local sake from Shizuoka Prefecture, so I bought it.