ワカ太
It is a rainy June.
The master left in a hurry because there was a liquor store in the neighborhood that he wanted to visit. When I asked him about the situation, he told me that he used to run a liquor store in Namie, Fukushima Prefecture, but after the earthquake, he came to Osaka where his relatives live and started a liquor store in our neighborhood. As a lover of Tohoku, I had to go. ‼️
It was very stylish, a liquor store in a home. The store was filled with wine and mainly Iwaki Kotobuki sake, as the son had worked at the Namie warehouse of Iwaki Kotobuki.
The combination of the kind father, cheerful mother, and son who never stops talking about sake was wonderful. ❤️
We were looking for a bottle of Banjo Kotobuki made with white malted rice, but they didn't have it. Instead, they brought out a bottle from the back that was also made with white malted rice and was planned and developed by a staff member who enjoys running marathons at the Namie brewery😍.
The aroma is elegant Banjo Kotobuki itself. The first sip is softly tinged with citric acidity from the white koji malt. I thought it would be more sour, but it was a gentle sourness. It was so delicious that I couldn't stop drinking. Of course I drank it all up😅.
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ひるぺこ
Good evening, Wakata-san. I have to tip my hat to your husband's research ability to find a liquor store near you that has a connection with Iwaki Kotobuki! As the name "Runner's High" suggests, it is a citric acid water that can be drunk without hesitation🍶💨.
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ワカ太
Hi Hirupeko, Good evening 😃This runner's high was so easy to drink 👍😋 I was told that it was from last year, so I did feel that it was a bit mildly sour. I'm not sure about the source of your husband's information either 😅.
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