のこあき
Sakasui is written and read as "Shisui".
A difficult name to read for people from faraway places💦.
I was further told that the name of this place came from the sake that gushed out of the well...
After listening to the stories of my relatives in Chiba, they brought me to Iinuma Honke here in Shisui.
Let's see...
Why is there a campground attached to a sake brewery?
The grounds are huge, and it's hard to believe it's owned by a sake brewery.
I marveled at the fact that it must be a sake brewery that has been loved that much.
And I'll have some Koshi Apple, which I was most interested in at the direct sales place.
Is it a simple proof that sake tastes better when you hear about the land and its breweries? (Laughs)
When I heard the cork, I was first surprised by the aroma 🍎.
When I put it in my mouth
"Hmm? Is it a normal sake?"
Then, after a short delay, the taste of apples swelled up in my mouth.
It was a sake that I wanted to drink again next spring.
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chika
I'm learning 📖🤣👍🍶✨✨
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のこあき
chika.
I'm sorry that my preface took longer than my thoughts on the drinks💦.
Thank you for reading the whole thing: ☺️
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Nokoaki 😃.
I see you went to Iinuma Honke! We'd like to visit there at least once too 🤗Kochira's 🍎 was one of our first Koshi and it was shockingly good 😋.
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のこあき
Good morning Jay & Nobby, ☀️
It was a shocking taste as well! I had Koshi once, but this was a totally different taste and very tasty 🍎.
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