さなD
I found it at Masuda's in Tsu station when I was on a business trip 🦷.
As a person who aims to complete Mie sake, I bought it without hesitation.
It's good to have such encounters on business trips and journeys, isn't it?
The rice used is unknown.
For some reason, it's not registered as "Sake no Wa", but it's a sake made by Nakayama Shuzo in Matsusaka City.
The brewery burned down four years ago, and they overcame the crisis of going out of business to become what they are today.
This sake, my partner and I couldn't help but say, "Is this banana?
It's a great drink❗️It's delicious!
I've had a lot of drinks with a bitter green banana flavor, but this may be the first time I've felt a banana this ripe.
It's not sweet by any means, but it's a nice alcohol sensation from the refreshing sweetness.
There is a richness to the taste, but it is still refreshing to the end. The bitterness that goes down the throat in the finish is also 👍.
I think I have drunk a lot of Mie sake, but it seems that there is still a lot of good sake lying around.
It's just a shame that I can't find them on the internet.
I'm not sure when I'll be able to visit Mie Prefecture again...
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遥瑛チチ
Hi Sana D!
I went to that shop last year too❗️.
It's a small shop but has a wide variety of crops 😁.
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さなD
Hello, Haruei Chichi. ♪
You're right. One of the reasons I got off at Tsu Station was to stop by this Masuda-san. I decided on this sake right away, but the others were all over the place and I couldn't quite decide lol.
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ハイエース
Good evening, Sana D!
The Masuda shop in Tsu station has almost all kinds of "saku". I also go there to buy it sometimes.
I didn't know about the Matsuzaka beef label.
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さなD
Good evening, Mr. Hiace.
There was a lot of work, wasn't there?
I was not half as excited as I should have been❗️.
I envy the level that I can go sometimes.
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さなD
Nakayama Sake Brewery, they registered me.
Thank you for your quick response❗️.
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