My niece who lives in Kumamoto came to visit me with my favorite spicy lotus root and sansho from Heikeya, which I love! A handsome, cute niece who knows what I like.
I went to the after-party alone and lonely because there was only beer at a retirement party for a guy at work.
I was full, so I didn't have any snacks.
This sake utilizes "malolactic fermentation (MLF)" technology, which converts malic acid into lactic acid, and is the first sake utilizing this technology to be commercialized in Japan (and the world). It was fruity, tangy, and delicious!
Mitsuo Yamakawa at Ginzan Onsen.
The Shinkansen bullet train was stopped due to heavy rain, so I took a local train from Sendai.
When I looked at the TV this morning, I saw that the entire city of Obanazawa, where Ginzan Onsen is located, was in an evacuation zone due to heavy rain.
A corner bar in the neighborhood in the afternoon.
It's my first time drinking AFURI, even though it's a local drink.
I knew it was causing a ruckus with AFURI at a ramen shop, but that was about it.
The yeast is No. 6 yeast. It is made with groundwater from Mt. The owner says it is not suitable for sake brewing because of its hardness of 150. There is a corner in the taste. It has a unique taste.
I've had white sasa drum before, but never had hekisasa.
It tastes like a white wine!
The rice is polished 70% and has a mild flavor, probably due to the white malted rice. I can drink many glasses of it.