I heard it goes well with sansma, but I can't find any sansma I want to buy😅.
It seems to go well with other fish even if it's not saury. Dry and sharp.
Two days after opening the bottle, it was more fruity.
Sweet but with a strong flavor.
Platanus is lush and green now. I like this tree, though it will be hard to clean up the fallen leaves and berries in the late fall. Let's not think about the connection with this sake.
Well-chilled rice wine. When poured into a glass, it has fine bubbles.
I served it with Arakawa peaches and burrata that I had just bought this morning at the market, sprinkled with salt, coarsely ground pepper, and olive oil.
It was a perfect match!
13 degrees. It was well chilled in the refrigerator. Fittingly, it is a cured ham.
It feels like a white wine. The sweetness and acidity are well balanced, and it is pleasant after a bath.
When I returned to the countryside, I stopped by the brewery and bought it.
Slightly effervescent, dry, with a delicious taste of rice. A little fruity.
Deliciously spicy. You can feel the deliciousness of rice. The aftertaste is rather clean. You can feel the elegance.
My favorite sake.
The second closest brewery to our house.
This sake was given to me as a celebration of my retirement in November.
It was served lukewarm. It is light and dry. It has a gentle flavor with a mild taste.
I bought it after visiting a brewery near Kawachinagano station.
I had it chilled. Sweet taste, melon aroma. A pleasant sweetness and bitterness linger. An honestly delicious sake.
It was introduced on "Tsurube's Toast to the Family" in January. After the program was aired, there was a rush of online orders from all over Japan.