Good day to you all 😄
I made pasta for dinner tonight✨
But the sauce is arrabbiata ☝️
Instead of making penne, we made spaghettini☝️
Take a bite... this is... spicy🌶️
Then, the sake you should drink is Bunkajin's Summer Jungin ☝️
And it's light nigori ✨.
This year is the 15th anniversary of the Summer Jungin...and the sticker that comes with it is different 😄.
Slightly effervescent and refreshing, with the juiciness that only fresh rum can provide, it's a ramune for adults. ☝️
I've been drinking it while fussing with my wife about how spicy and delicious it is...it's delicious ✨.
We finished bottle #4 in no time 😁.
When it's hot, it's spicy 🌶️ food 😆.
Good evening, Kano!
I know what you mean - spicy food on a hot day 😋.
Today I'm eating a little spicy curry that I got from the owner of my favorite restaurant 😁✨.
Spicy food and refreshing summer sake seems to go well together 🤤.
My wife's souvenir from Kochi.
Sour taste?
I googled as I thought of it with a time delay and found makgeolli!
It looks like makgeolli.
I'm sure it depends on the individual, so please forgive me if you happened to see my comment.
This is the best sake I had at several Japanese restaurants I ate at on a previous trip to Kochi. I could not buy it in Kochi, so I ordered it by mail order.
First comes the carbonation and sweetness, then the dry taste, and finally the melon aftertaste. I still like this sake. 84 points.
#Funabori#
It's 🫧picky and bouncy😳
Anyway, I got it cold and kinky 😋.
It's a delicious sake full of summery goodness!
The stickers came as a bonus😅.
✘pak choi salad
gifts
drinking at home
It seems to be a rice called Gin no Yume!
I underestimated it! Delicious!
It was described as having a slight bitterness, but it is a good bitterness!
It is more like a sake that can be enjoyed by anyone, rather than a sake with depth!
6.5 points
What is Bunkajin? The name "Bunkajin" was inspired by the daughter of Nonaka Kenzan, the regent of the Tosa Clan, whom I respected and admired.
She was featured in novels, movies, and a woman named En.
The name "Bun no Kajin" refers to a woman of talent and beauty who excelled in waka and poetry, and was used as the image for the sake.
