Alcohol content is quite light.
The aroma is a strong raw sake that hits you all at once.
The mouthfeel is quite thick and falls gently down the throat.
It remains in your head long after your throat.
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I went to the Imazato Sake Brewery Open in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Prefecture.
The weather was cloudy and not so good, but the place was crowded with visitors.
We had a special junmai nama-zake, a limited-edition sake, for dinner. The marriage of the powerful gusto of the junmai and the freshness of the nama-zake made for a great drinking experience.
sixty-fifty
Purchased on a trip to Nagasaki
Nagasaki Prefecture Sake 🍶 which may not be very numerous.
The name "Sixty-Myosu" comes from the fact that there used to be more than 60 countries in Japan,
The name "Rokujyosu" means "all over Japan" because there used to be more than 60 countries in Japan.
It is a sake brewery in Kyushu, so it was very sweet and tasty.
Rokurinsha!
Rokurinsha ❤️ in my spare time on a business trip to Tokyo!
There used to be a huge line whenever I went there, but not so much now...
Oh no, it's delicious 😋!
I ordered a large portion, but it was too hard because I was so hungry 🤣.
This is my first time to visit Rokujyosu.
The kanji for "yo" is so hard to read 😂.
The aroma is like a bean-tea cake, or a? Sweets?
It doesn't have much taste on the palate, but slowly the sugary sweetness starts to come in, and then the unique astringent and sour taste comes to the base of the tongue and throat 😆.
When you swallow it, you can feel the bitterness and alcohol like coffee in your throat.
It is delicious👍
But I'm too full... 🤣
Purchased because it is only available in Hasamicho and only in limited quantities.
No minus, royal road as a food sake?
More than tasty, it feels cozy.
Purchased because it is only available in Hasamicho and only in limited quantities.
No minus, royal road as a food sake?
More than tasty, it feels cozy.