It's cold with a cold, so I'm having oden with hot sake.
If it's heated, it's sake from Ishikawa or Noto.
Shirakiku, as the name implies, is a very elegant sake, but it's from Noto.
It's a heavy sake, but it's from Noto. It's heavy and looks good warmed up.
But it's easy to drink because it's classy.
No, no, the fullness of the flavor makes me drunk. Maybe it's because it's a raw sake, or maybe it's because I have a cold.
Thank you, Mr. Hiraccio.
For the first time in years, I fell asleep.
Mr. Ota's program is Kokubunji. This show makes me want to go to a good izakaya with a higher price.
It is a valuable sake.
As the label on the back says, the sake that survived the earthquake was unavoidably? As the label on the back says, this sake is made by blending sake that survived the earthquake. That is why it is called Honjozo+.
When one thinks of its painful origins, one is reminded of the following...
Although it is a honjozo (+ junmai), it has a ginjo-like aroma.
It has a gentle sweetness like pineapple, and the mouthfeel is soft and refreshing like water.
Yet it is rich in flavor and overflowing with gentle rice flavor.
The body is soft and full.
I took the liberty of imagining a different sake quality, but it caught me by surprise...
It was a charming, lovely, and hopeful sake. ☺️
White chrysanthemum!
Sake made in Youho's brewery 🛸.
I'm looking forward to the revival of the brewery!
Sweet but subdued✨
The second half of the bottle is wrinkled and dry with a sour taste!
It's easier to drink when it's closer to room temperature than when it's cold 😆.
Umaya, a ramen chain in Aichi 🍜.
Not photogenic, but insanely delicious 😋.
This bottle was purchased from a liquor store in Wajima City that was hit by the disaster.
It is made from naturally grown, pesticide-free rice grown in Mitsui Town, Wajima City.
It has a refreshing and gentle taste on the palate, yet it is full of umami flavor. It is a perfect match with food as a food sake.
A superb bottle recommended for everyone.
The top clear liquid is thick and rich. The clear liquid is thick and amazing.
It is also good to turn it over and taste the nigorigo.
This is a great sake.
It is very delicious.
I've had to buy one before it was gone since the earthquake last year.
I had a bottle laying around for a long time!
I feel it has deteriorated a bit and I regret not drinking it sooner... 😓.
Don't stop drinking Noto sake! Okunoto Shirakiku + Kaze no Mori x Okunoto 720ml
Shirakiku of Okunoto, Kaze no Mori collaboration brew
Rice used: 100% Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 16%.
This is a Kaze no Mori, Kanazawa yeast, ultra-hard water, raw sake. The fizziness is still present. It is delicious 😋.
Yesterday I stopped halfway through to enjoy the taste change.
The fourth picture is from this morning over Toyama Bay 🤳.
Don't stop drinking Noto sake! Okunoto Shirakiku + Kaze no Mori x Okunoto 720ml
Okunoto Shirakiku#Original recipe reproduction
100% Yamadanishiki rice
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 16%.
It has been kept in the refrigerator at home for a while.
This one is soft-water, fire-brewed, and delicious.
There are rumors that Shirafuji will resume brewing in the spring, and we would love to drink it again if we come across it again 🍶.
Today, I went out for some reason and ended up having a New Year's party with my wife...so we went to a restaurant.
We were told that there was a sake to support the recovery of Noto, so we ordered it immediately: ☝️
First up was a reproduction of Okunoto's Shirakiku from the Aburacho Sake Brewery.
It's a Junmai Daiginjo, but it has a strong rice flavor, not dry but sweet 😊.
It is a delicious sake 😆.
Hi Kano 😃
A New Year's party just for fun after going out with a couple somehow! That kind of thing is really nice👍.
Looks like you had a good day with lots of drinks 🤗.