ヒラッチョ
Kawanakajima's nigori sake is something I want to drink at least once a year.
You can usually find it at Kinokuniya inside the southeast ticket gates of JR Shinjuku Station.
Unlike the fruity and flowing image of Genmai, this nigori sake has a hard-edgedness that could be called the original basic form of this brewery: dark, tasty, dry, and sharp.
Even if you don't start with the supernatant a little bit at a time, it is a nigori with a lot of density.
Serve with hot tofu, chilled tomatoes, and fried oysters.
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はなぴん
Good evening, Mr. Hiraccio. 😊
It's an ideal way to match the food and I
I wanted to refer to it. 😂
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デューク澁澤
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Hirachoson, good morning. I see you sell them in Shinjuku station.
I'll try it next time.
By the way, the line up of this entrée is wonderful. I'm sure it goes well with nigori sake. I've been drooling since this morning.
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Hanapin 😊.
I was going to go out for dinner, but it was changed to dinner at home,
I bought fried oysters at a reasonable price at the supermarket on the way home, but tomatoes and tofu were in the fridge and saved the day!
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ヒラッチョ
Good morning, Duke 😊.
Yes, it is in Shinjuku station.
It's not fruity, but it's very drinkable.
It is 300ml and if you see it, please try it.
I like fried oysters in this season.
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