Kyoto Takashimaya Sake Festival
Tohoku Wakuwaku Marche booth (2)
Kiku no Tsukasa Sake Brewery in Iwate Prefecture.
The oldest brewery in Iwate was explained to us and we had a tasting.
The Kiku no Tsukasa Brewery's website says that it was founded in 1772 and is the last sake brewery in Iwate Prefecture, and the Azumamine Brewery's website says that it was founded in 1684 and is the oldest brewery in Iwate Prefecture.
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Unoaked, unfiltered sake. It is junmai (pure rice) but fruity and sweet with a clean finish. It is also very good, and I was not sure if I wanted to buy it or not. This sake was produced by the president's daughter.
I looked up the oldest sake brewery in Iwate Prefecture on the Internet and found that Azumamine Sake Brewery is the oldest in Iwate Prefecture as the origin of the Nanbu Touji, a brewer of clear sake in the history of the prefecture. I guess Kiku no Tsukasa Sake Brewery is the oldest as founded.
Hi, Nemu-chan. I was just drinking Kiku no Tsukasa😆I was also deeply investigating the meaning of the oldest in Iwate Prefecture, Nemu-chan 👍I am learning a lot!
I bought some turtle tail. Not only is it good and the aroma spreads well, but another savory aroma spreads afterwards, like it tastes twice as good. What is it, a barley-like aroma? Smoky? I don't know if I can rely on a drunk person's opinion, but... Anyway, it's interesting.
It is refreshing and easy to drink. It is sweet but not too sweet and easy to drink. I think this one is easier to drink and tastes better for those who like alcoholic beverages.
Introduced by someone who worked at rice shop Inazuma.
The smell is delicious and the mouthfeel is clean. It is easy to drink with sweetness. It is a delicious sake.
Everything is undisclosed except the brand name; I will know at a later date when I answer the QR code to predict the specs.
It was very fruity but sharp. It was delicious. I thought it was an interesting project.
