It's clean and easy to drink. The sourness and sweetness are mellow, and it goes down easily! Slightly gorgeous
A brewery in the city of Fukuoka! The brewery and the Sake Pub are in the same building, and the koji smoothies are really good. It's a great place for sake lovers to listen to the brewers and watch them brewing...
Officially, it's not sake because you put flowers in it.
It was cool to see something innovative that wasn't stuck in the old ways. I thought it was interesting that there were so many different ways to make sake.
Yamahai is alive with vigorous yeast! Acid! It's like an acid!
The Mizuhashimoto goes well with yogurt-like lactic acid bacteria caprese.
Hayajo is bitter and dry!
It's so interesting how they differ depending on the brewing method.
The lukewarm Okuharima was delicious! And when the temperature dropped a little, the richness came out and it was delicious again! It was easier to drink than Hakageisen, and also goes well with this snack!
The sake Ka-chan gave me!
It's very easy to drink, but it's sweet and delicious afterwards.
It goes well with pickles! The aftertaste of the sake matches the sweetness and flavor of the pickles❣️
This is also an impressive bottle. It's like a classy, solid masterpiece. The entry is clean, but the bitterness lingers elegantly in the aftertaste. You can enjoy this just by drinking it!
It's awesome! It's so delicious! It's got the juiciness and sweetness of rice, but it doesn't have any miscellaneous flavors, so you'll never get tired of drinking it! A bottle that will stay in your heart.
Started brewing sake for the first time in 20 years. It's fruity, you can feel the alcohol, but it's easy to drink! Delicious! Sweet taste.
It is wished that everyone will become "Wa".
It's a brewery in the town where my parents live. I'm not an heir, but the eldest daughter there is a classmate of mine.
Thank you for drinking it!
I haven't had this one yet, so I'll definitely try it when the corona subsides and I can go home.
I really enjoyed the cream cheese and the firmness of the komagura... It's a traditional yeast mash, but it's softer than most and the alcohol doesn't linger!