Tour of Antenna Shops
Yaesu Ishikawa Terrace
Right side
I know it's sweet.
Sweet at first, but not sticky until later thanks to the bitterness and acidity.
Tour of Antenna Shops - Here in Shiga
The 4th one
Rich and dry
The richness is strong.
and dry? I feel that it is dry.
Yes, I think I am the type of person who can handle funa-jushi.
Tour of Antenna Shops - Here in Shiga
Second on the left
The name of this wine is "soft acidity, umami, softness and transparency like Kyoho grapes.
It has just the right amount of acidity, sweetness, umami, and bitterness without being too rich.
Tour of Antenna Shops - Here in Shiga
The first one on the left side, Laughing Four Seasons
It is said to have "a sense of juice reminiscent of peaches and lychees, refined balance and transparency.
It is indeed soft like that at the moment of drinking.
It's capped off with a touch of bitterness.
Second Nihonbashi Toyama Pavilion
On the left in front of you
Takazawa Sake Brewery Organic Akebono Hatsuarashi
The sake brewery is only listed as Toyama.
The taste is very strong.
Soft amazake aroma.
Tour of Antenna Shops
Nihonbashi Toyama-kan Toyama Bar
Back left side
The gentlest of the three.
It's 14 degrees, so it makes sense.
It is a white wine with a strong acidity.
Nihonbashi Fukushimakan No.3
No.1 left: Banjo Kotobuki Kosmos
Sake made with rice from Namie and yeast collected from Namie cosmos.
Which one was it made from? I wondered, but since it was made at Fukushima-kan, it was called Fukushima sake.
Besides the grain-like aroma, is there something about it that makes it cosmos-like?
It has a strong acidity and 14 degrees, so it's gentle.
It's been a while since I visited an antenna store
Left is Ippo
Both sweetness and bitterness are strong.
Sourness is there but it's hidden
It goes well with kamaboko
Junmai Namahashimoto Soukai Cold Sake, with a "Limited Edition" label.
The aroma is sweet with a hint of koji.
But it is not that sweet.
The acidity comes with a bang, and there is a light bitterness at first,