ひえだの
The sake junkie lady from the other day told me about a place where you can drink in the morning, so I went there right away.
It's located in a market, so the seafood rice bowl is pretty tasty, and you can get it pretty cheap, but the sake is 440 yen per glass, including tax. I was impressed.
We also chose Wakaha, which we hadn't had yet even though we were in Fukuoka.
The water color was yellowish.
The water color is yellowish, and it has a thick feeling.
The initial aroma was a refreshing melon.
When you put it in your mouth, a youthful taste like a refreshing Riesling comes to you quickly, and the sweetness is strong, but the acidity is also strong, so it doesn't feel stagnant.
It is a wave of flavors and a wave of aftertaste.
It has a strong melon nuance, so it is more like a wine to be sipped while eating. Even so, the pairing with Fukuoka's Kaisen-don (seafood rice bowl) is irresistible, and even though I was born in the Heisei era, I want to say it like a Showa era announcer.
I used to drink beer at the airport lounge, but now that I know there's good sake waiting for me back home, I don't need to drink it. I'll just drink a few cups of tea until my flight.
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理華
Looks like you had an interesting 🎶exploration of Fukuoka, Hiedano-san 🎶😆.
The weather was bad though😅
Please come back to Fukuoka again ⤴️⤴️!
I'm looking forward to your future comments on alcohol using your wonderful vocabulary✨.
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ひえだの
Rika-san, there were so many delicious meals, I couldn't explore all the gourmet food...! I'll revisit again! On the last day, the weather was really bad and we arrived at the airport 5 hours early to relax... 🥲 Please keep in touch with us 🕊️!
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