Yokoyama純米吟醸 SILVER
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Iki sake. This is also refreshing and fruity.
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This is another junmai ginjo sake from Yamagata. The moon design is striking, but the theme of this sake is love.
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Ooyama特別純米ひやおろし さんまラベル
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This is also refreshing and just right for a mid-term break.
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Sogen純米 石川門 無濾過生原酒
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Sake from Okunoto. In the sense of earthquake relief.
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This has a rich aroma and flavor. Goes very well with meals.
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Aizuchujo特別純米ひやおろし
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Fruit flavored and refreshing. Easy to drink at the beginning of a hot day.
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This sake is produced by a brewery in Hanyu, Saitama, which is famous for its "Hanahayo. It is said to be green apple type, but I swallowed it in one gulp without even pausing to pry into it.
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Finish off the meal with a super dry and refreshing drink.
It still looks steamy outside.
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Aged for 10 years, this is a massive old sake. As the sake progresses, this one sinks in. A mature sake with a rich flavor.
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I didn't know they made this kind of sake in Tokyo!
Somewhat urban, light and refreshing. Light, smooth and refreshing.
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It has a rich flavor and is perfect for fried and grilled foods such as tempura and tsukune. A full-bodied, mellow sake.
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When it comes to Fukushima sake, you can't miss this one.
I will never forget how good it tasted when I drank it in a certain Asian country that is very strict about alcohol. Aromatic and fragrant sake.
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Yokkaichi is said to be the 43rd of the 53 Stages of the Tokaido.
As the meal and the cup progresses, the flavor of the sake becomes richer and more powerful.
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After a change from the dry sake, we now have a sake that is full of umami. It goes well with the meal and stimulates conversation.
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What shall we drink next?
"Well, this one here."
This Murayu in Niigata sounds good.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
This is another rare sake, dry and sharp, but with a gentle and rich feel.
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