Yoemon純米 無濾過生原酒 陸羽132号
くぅねる
The taste reminds me of my old relative's house with the waterwheel and thatched roof.
The taste of the old days.
A nostalgic dry taste that has me playing around the hearth while the adults are drinking sake.
What is it?
Is it because of Rikuu No. 132 or Association No. 7?
Is it because of the synergistic effect of the two together?
As I savor the crisp, dry sake that seems to go well with any dish, I think of my grandfather and grandmother who took good care of me.
Well, I know it is not like that.
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