I chose this one based solely on the likability of sounding like "thank you". The brewer, the Kato family, has had "Ari" in their name for generations, so the name is "Ari-Kato.
Furthermore, the Kato family is also related to Kiyomasa Kato, a warlord of the Warring States period. I had always thought of Kiyomasa as being associated with Kumamoto Castle, but this was the first time I learned that he was also associated with Yamagata and Tsuruoka.
Learning history through sake. The right way to drink lol
#Yu Kato
#Fuji Sake Brewery
#Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture
#Junmai Ginjo
#Limited edition sake from the brewery
Sake degree +19
This number alone gives the impression of numbing spiciness, but when you drink it, you will find that it also has umami, and the sharpness of the aftertaste is all that stands out.
My sake teacher once told me, "Sake meter does not mean anything to a drinker. It is as he said.
#Kaganoi
#DryPosition
#DryPosition
#Limited distribution
#Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture
#Junmai-Shu
Hiran Nikomaru" is a sake made from 80% edible rice "Nikomaru" and 20% Yamadanishiki, from Hirado City, Nagasaki Prefecture.
The robust flavor of the sake's raw yeast yeast structure goes well with eel and meat dishes.
Popular Japanese sake "#Kunomai Daiginjo" (Junmai Daiginjo).
The fruity flavor goes well with fresh fish such as sashimi and sushi.
#japanesesake
#japanesesake
#junmai-daiginjo
It is not only spicy but also tasty.
I paired it with horse mackerel nigiri, which I let sit for three days.
This kind of refreshing sake goes well with the firm and sticky taste of horse mackerel.
Dry. It is refreshing.
The sushi was made with ingredients that had been left to rest for three days.
The sticky, moist sushi pieces went well with the dry sake.
As one would expect from 寫楽. The word "moderately good" applies.
The aroma is just right. The acidity is just right. It's just right.
You can drink it forever.
Limited edition sake from Wakayama's Kurumazaka. The stylish label is inspired by the image of blue waves.
It may seem refreshing, but it is a special junmai sake and has a strong sake taste.