Drinking with friends in Kyobashi🍶.
The bar seemed to be a standing bar with its main branch in Kyoto, and they had a selection of Kyoto's local sake.
It was a mild and tasty drink, typical of Fushimi sake.
It was delicious. 🙆♂️
Light amber color
Aroma is subdued
Delicious.
It has a rich flavor.
Ah, it's like sake.
Ah, it is like rice.
It is sweet and refreshing.
Sourness and bitterness remain.
I don't dislike it either.
Tomio TOMIO
Junmai sake
Summer Yamahai
Yamada Nishiki Junmai.
My son, who came back home from Kyoto, brought this for me. It is firm and refreshing.
You can drink it forever with a meal and a story to tell. It is delicious.
We decided to have Kyoto Chinese food with my best friend from college, his wife and daughter.
Sake was available.
One choice!
Gion Komachi is a stylish name!
Apparently, it was originally a sub-brand of Tomiou.
I've had Tomiou in the past, Kyoto sake!
It's light and tasty 😋 I almost had 2 cups 🈴!
Since it's early summer, I had a dish of pike conger eel stir-fried with chili peppers: 🌶️
I loved it 🫶.
The four of us ate 8 dishes that we were curious about!
Kyoto is a very deep city!
(a lot of knowledge about Kyoto!)
Alcohol 15%.
Rice: Gohyakumangoku, Nihombare
Polishing ratio 58
Sake degree +3
Acidity 1.3
#Shijo-Karasuma#
One thing was omitted😅
Made with rice and water from Kyoto.
It's a crisp and gentle sake👍
Kuguri nabe finger food
✘Yukimi of pike conger eel
Buy it at the direct sales store in Fushimi. They bottle it in front of you from a tank set up outside the store through a faucet set up inside the store.
With a milling ratio of 49%, it has a clear and transparent taste with a characteristic bitterness and complexity.
Sake purchased in Fushimi, Kyoto.
After a pleasant drink 🍶 at a long-established izakaya in Fushimi, Nagoya, I had another one at home.
I like Tomiou after all. It will stay with you for a long time.
This sake has a very strong flavor and is very drinkable.
I thought that Fushimi's sake is a woman's sake and has a gentle taste, but it is a strong-flavored sake.
This is a delicious sake.
