abibuta
July 3, 2024
Evening drink at home.
With the business succession of Taiseki Sake Brewery & its relocation to Ishigaki Island
Reimei, the only sake brewed in Okinawa, will not be available for a while due to
Ryumei, the only sake in Okinawa, will not be available for a while due to the takeover of the Taiseki Brewery & its relocation to Ishigaki Island.
fair was held. We got Reimei through online sales.
and cook Okinawan-style dishes and enjoy them with family members.
and enjoy it with the family. After the preparation exercise with Bunkajin Natsu Jungin, we had a second bottle of Reimei, the star of the show,
The second bottle of Reimei, the star of the show, was opened. I had had a Junmai Ginjo a few years ago, but I had never had a Junmai Ginjo before.
I had had a junmai ginjo a few years ago, but this time I tried a junmai sake.
I had a junmai ginjo a few years ago, but this time I tried a junmai sake. There was no heady aroma, and a slight reddish
The color is a strange reddish hue. The acidity is unexpectedly strong.
It has a classic flavor with a dry, umami taste. My father, who drank it with me
My father, who drank it with me, thought it was like Awamori. When heated
The umami spreads softly and tastes great when heated. Personally
I personally prefer to drink it warmed up or cooled down. I personally prefer to drink it cold.
I personally prefer to drink it cold.
Champuru, Tempura of Sea Skunk, Sea Grapes, etc.
I enjoyed it with pork belly kakuni, bitter melon stir-fry, tempura of sea ume, sea grapes, etc.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, abibuta 😃
I was more interested in the Okinawan food on the table than the Ryukyu Fair ‼️ Reimei at your home 👀.
I would love to visit you with some sake 🍶 for this 🤗.
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abibuta
>>Jay & Nobby.
Good evening 🌜.
The pork belly stew was worth preparing from the day before.
It was quite good ✨ If you come to Ehime, please bring your own sake to our house.
When you come to Ehime, by all means, please come to our house with alcohol.
I hope you can come to my house with your own sake when you come to Ehime.
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