ばなちん
Bon festival project at a liquor store near work.
The event was cancelled at Corona, so we'll be selling two different kinds of sake that we've been saving for the event, on a daily basis. Come to the store that day to find out what they'll be.
I had to work the first and second days, so I set out in my free time!
The first day was sold out only in the evening. Moreover, I learned that it was SNOW and Natsukasumi of Akatake.
On the second day, we went too early and the waitress we planned for hadn't come to work yet, but we managed to get two different kinds!
Machida Shuzo was a brand I had been thinking of drinking because of the good reviews here? I was not allowed to drink the specs of this beer, and I drank it while anticipating the specs as I did with Kiku no Tsukasa's "undisclosed" beer I drank before, but I had no idea what to expect because there were no hints about the four choices.
It tasted just as I had hoped, with an impactful sweet deliciousness and fresh acidity from the slight bubbles and a slight bitter accent. It's an instant regular decision.
The other one I bought was an Akatake Junmai NEWBORN. I'm going to compare this one to the Junmai Hiyaoroshi that was released the other day.
I can't help but wonder what was on display after the third day.
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ハム
The label is cute.
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ばなちん
Hi Ham. It's simple, but it's pretty impressive.
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ハム
Good evening, Banatin-san. That's right - it has an impact. 😊
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ごぉにぃごぉ
Hello.
Has Triple Hathena already been released?
I was told it was around October this year...
The liquor store here hasn't received it yet.
I love it...(^^)
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ばなちん
Hi Goni Goh. This is from last year. The liquor store had been saving a few varieties to offer at events and festivals in the shopping district, but all of them were cancelled due to Corona, so they were served as a special item for the Obon day.
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