寿梨庵
I went to Nagano City for a day trip to attend the funeral of a friend from college.
I had some time to kill, so I went to the supermarket.
Along with Masumi, Nanasho, Keiryu, etc., I found this cup of sake that I had been curious about.
Is it popular in Nagano?
I went home and offered sake.
The two-piece tongue for opening the bottle is cute (reminiscent of the lid of a cup noodle). (It reminds me of the lid of a cup noodle!)
It gives the impression of being a Nagano sake.
It seems to have some nuance of plants and trees.
It has a delicious taste, goes with everything, and you don't get tired of drinking it.
It seems to be good for outdoor activities.
A man who liked motorcycles, mountains, skiing, etc.
I thought to myself, "It's just like this label.
I muttered to myself, "DIESECKEY" and....
It was just like my friend's name 😢.
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ma-ki-
Good evening, Jurian.
The news of your friend's passing must have been painful for you both mentally and physically.
I would like to make a drink in memory of your friend.
I hope you are not too tired and that you can spend your time drinking slowly.
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寿梨庵
Thank you for your laborious words, ma-ki-.
I know this sake may be familiar to people in Nagano, but I never thought I would come across the sake I was interested in at this time...
I wish I could have had a drink with him 😢.
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