ヒラッチョ
Slightly flavored 50% polished Daiginjo. 180ml bottle.
Today I went to Hanno City with my family.
We hiked up Mt. Tenran, visited Nouninji Temple, and Moomin Valley Park.
We also passed by Seibo Gakuen High School.
I forced them to stop by the Igarashi Sake Brewery if possible.
We arrived at the Igarashi Sake Brewery.
First, we went to the brewery's nearby location to check out the exterior.
At the direct sales place, we bought five bottles.
The Daiginjo is not a "brewery exclusive," but I was thankful to find a 180 ml bottle.
Igarashi Shuzo has recently become more prominent, and I have more opportunities to drink it as an expected sake, but I would like to keep the original brand "Tenranzan" as a standard type of sake.
To be sure of tasting the standard brands, it is worth visiting the local sake brewery.
Now that we have a better feel for the scenery and atmosphere of Hanno and have confirmed the location of the brewery, we will be able to enjoy Tenranzan and Igarashi even more when we drink them in the future.
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さしゅー
Hiraccio-san Good evening. I would like to visit the sake brewery that makes my favorite sake in the future.
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Sashu 😊.
That's right.
The taste of sake has a lot to do with the local food culture and climate, and it's good to be able to picture the brewery and the local scenery when you go there👍.
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ヒラッチョ
I have more feelings for Tenranzan and Igarashi👍.
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