鬼作左純米酒 純米燗酒
ジャイヴ
Invited by my in-laws to Ashihara Onsen [Grandeur Hosen], there are two types of sake available for dinner, so let's have a glass of this one after the "proprietress".
Onisakuza Junmai Sake Junmai Kanzake.
The sake has a clean rice aroma, a clear and clear flavor, a smooth finish, and a shallow and pleasant aftertaste.
It was delicious cold, but as the label on the back says, the brewery recommends heating the sake 🤔.
I feel like the all-you-can-eat all-you-can-drink policy has the disadvantage of not having a wide variety of sake 💦.
This is the main brand of Kubota Shuzo, the brewer of the previous "Onna" sake, and the lineup also includes Maruoka Castle, a honjozo named after the old Maruoka town where the brewery is located, and Junmai Ginjo "Isshu Keijo" (Junmai Ginjo) ✨.
The food is of excellent quality, with dishes such as Wakasa beef steak, which belongs to the same A5 grade as Matsusaka beef, and sashimi and sushi using the freshest local fish, and rare parts are served without announcement, so it is fun to visit the buffet corner often 🥰.
I brought my own sake because I thought it would be lacking, but after returning to my room and lying down, I fell asleep until morning 🤣.
I must have been exhausted😅.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good morning, Gyve 😃.
I'm curious about all inclusive inns 🤔I'm sure it would be great to stay at one with plenty of sake and heated sake too 😊I'm sure I'll fall asleep too whatever it is 😆.
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ジャイヴ
Hello Jay & Nobby ☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀.
This inn has some great aspects such as unlimited beer drinking from check-in until 9:30pm, but there's a possibility that it's not your favorite, so it's a good or bad thing💦.
I'd love to find such an inn ✨
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