We visited the new sake sales event at Nagasawa Sake Brewery. The sake is so shwashy that it is not legal to open the bottle in one gulp and it blows out.
I was able to open the bottle successfully for the first time with this kind of sake by repeatedly loosening and tightening the lid.
Unlike its appearance, it is not sweet. The brewer said it was "dry" and the price was 1650 yen.
I also bought a sake manju, which was delicious and had a very nice aroma. It seems to be a collaboration with Kameya, a Japanese sweets shop in Hidaka City.
The amazake (sweet sake), which is not shown in the photo, was also delicious.
◯The Junmai Ginjo-like aroma was quite subdued, but the flavor was robust and a bit thick.
Tasted at 40 ml for 100 yen (tax included); 720 ml for 1850 yen (tax not included).
◎It seems to be an easy-to-drink sake with no strange habits. I couldn't remember it even though the waitress told me, so I looked it up, but I heard it is read as "kotona egushi".
We had this at the end of the ◎Yume no Sake Brewery Drinking Comparison - Highest Daiginjo. Because "Bon Nihon no Tsubasa" and "Kuroryu Daiginjo" were both fruity, the first sip was more sour than these. It had a slight sweetness that made it easy to drink forever, and we quickly downed this one as well.
I compared them on the second floor of Hapilin near Fukui Station and highly recommend it.
◎This also has a nice aroma. While fruity, it seemed to have more alcohol than the Bon Nihon no Tsubasa (Japanese Wings) we drank just before. I drank it in no time and it was gone quickly.
◎It seems to have a taste worthy of its gorgeous aroma. It is said to be served at state dinners and on government planes. The price is 5400 yen for 720ml.
◎I bought this sake because I thought of Fukui and Ippongi. It is a sake from Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture, home of the Dinosaur Kingdom. Even in a cup, it has a nice aroma and is easy to drink. 180ml 385yen
◎The very fruity aroma fools you in a way. When you drink it, it has a robust flavor. This is only the second time I've had it, but it is a delicious sake.
◎This was the first time I had ever had hikakami. It was a sake from Ishinomaki City. I bought it at Sendai station in July and finally drank it. It gives the impression of being easy to drink for a junmai sake.
It has a fat aroma, but when you drink it, it seems to have a strong alcohol taste. It is also good with fried food. The label gives a sense of history. 300ml 660yen
◎When we asked seven men and women in their 20s and 30s who had never had much sake to try it, they unanimously agreed that it was "delicious (without concern). They unanimously agreed that it was delicious (without hesitation) and that they could drink Japanese sake with it. The jacket is pink and friendly, and more than worth the 1,650 yen.
I forgot to take a picture of it, so I took the liberty of using a picture from Seijo Ishii, the store where I bought it.
I bought it at Chigasaki. It is brewed with sake rice from the Shonan area.
It has a moderate ginjo taste, and it tastes like a junmai sake. It seems to be good when heated.
The cap has a picture of Eboshi-iwa on it.
This sake is from Iwatsuki, famous for its ◎ dolls. It has a light amber color and a faint banana-like aroma. The aroma spreads quickly in the mouth, and after that it is quite a strong sake (the label says the alcohol content is 17%).