The scent is light and fluffy.
Is it sweet? But the aftertaste is more tangy than expected.
Just one glass.
I'm getting drunk.
Today we had it with sukiyaki.
Sake selected by sneaking into a cheap self-serve all-you-can-drink restaurant.
Drink at room temperature.
It tastes like classic sake.
The acidity is strong and clear. It tastes like yogurt.
It has a strong rice flavor and is sweet.
It is rich and delicious.
All-you-can-drink 450 yen/30 minutes
The entrée is a little expensive for a low price, but it comes out well.
The glasses are clean. The draft beer is consistently good.
I would like to go back and try the inexpensive sake series next time.
Ueno Kaisho No. 1
It is a reasonably priced fine sake with a subtly fruity, clean and carefully crafted ginjo-shu feel in its own way.
Lunch at Omiya (=lunchtime sake)
I thought about going to Izumiya, a long-established restaurant with a Showa-era atmosphere, but I decided to try something new today. I thought about going to Izumiya, a long-established izumiya with a Showa-style atmosphere, but I decided to try something new today.
First, a draft beer (Kirin Ichiban Shibori).
We had chilled tofu and five omakase skewers to go with our snacks.
There is no special sake on tap, but...,
Sashi-Ogi Koyama Honke's Kinmon Sekai Taka Ginjo 50, which is widely distributed in supermarkets and convenience stores in Saitama City.
It is also a limited edition sake for Saitama Prefecture, and I personally posted it for the upcoming Saitama Prefecture Sake 200 check-in.
Sake familiar to supermarkets and convenience stores in Saitama City.
It has a slightly amber color and a slight sweetness. It is smooth, refreshing, and easy to drink.
The price is reasonable for a junmai ginjo, so it is perfect for casual, everyday drinking.