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I took a good look at the cold storage at Hanataro's, but I couldn't find any more sake that I was interested in tonight.
We wandered around, wondering whether we should go back to the hotel or get something to eat.
At the entrance of a restaurant near the station, I saw a curious sign.
Ganshu?
What's that?
Let's go in!
It was a new brand of sake that was just reported in the Iwate Nippo on January 25!
The newly released brands were Iwate Homare and Nanbu Bijin!
Iwate Homare is available at Jyo-i!
According to the waitress, the nearby sister store, Umasha, carries Nanbu Bijin.
The new sake was poured side by side.
Lighter sweetness and acidity than Kangiku
Iwate Homare itself was a new experience for me!
I paired it with motsu nabe to fill up my stomach a little!
Let's make up for the lack of vegetables 🥬!
I thought about going to Umasha, but I heard they are closing soon!
First of all, we tried ganshu for the first time!
The label is cute too!
a lot of information about ganshu
Ganshu" is the phonetic pronunciation of Iwate sake, and was named in the hope of promoting it around the world. Each sake brewery has devised a unique product, and this month they began selling a set of one bottle each of Iwate Homare and Nanbu Bijin; on March 17, a set of Hamamusume, Drunken Sen, and Washinoo, and on May 19, a set of Nanafukujin and Horinooi. Both sets are limited to 300 sets.
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