The atmosphere of the package gives the feeling of tasting the old taste of the past in a timeless way. It goes well with simple jidori chicken dishes.
At Sumiyoshi, a famous kishimen stand-up restaurant. It asserts itself without losing the strong miso flavor, and I love the feeling of drinking local sake.
To pair with Nagoya's specialty, we tried a junmai sake from Aichi Prefecture. It has a strong flavor, but with a low acidity, which is as good as thickly seasoned chicken wings.
It has a crisp aftertaste and goes well with Kusamochi. It is more suitable to be served with Japanese sweets at a tea store than at an izakaya (Japanese-style bar).
It has an aftertaste that lingers. It seems to go well with sakura mochi (rice cake with sweetened cherry blossoms) and other sweet dishes with a sober taste.
It is also a pure sake, so it leaves a strong taste like shochu. It goes well with the very spicy ramen I made by chance, but it might be better with a salty Tohoku-style hot pot.
Hi Noren-san, I went the other day! I didn't have much time before the train, so I couldn't drink this one 🥺 I had the impression that Tsuki no I was different from mild, but I haven't tried Junmai Ginjo, so I'll try it next time!
From Cland CLUB, a rich, sweet drink with a rare alcohol content of 17°C. It is called "Nagano Koshihikari", but it is sweet like dense rice, more like a rice ball than a rice cake.