To recap my GW memories, I drank this one that I bought on my trip to Yamanashi last week.
It was delicious, with an elegant sweetness and a refreshing aftertaste.
I bought it at a certain izakaya in Fukushima, recommended by a senior colleague at work.
The sake has a strong taste.
The delicious taste of rice gently fills your mouth.
Although we are from different prefectures, we had it with sashimi from Noto, which we ordered with our hometown tax payment.
It was a good night.
I drank this one today, which was recommended to me by a sake sommelier the other day.
It was delicious, with a freshness that reminded me of apples.
A little regret that I should have brought it to the cherry blossom viewing last week.
I found it at "Michi no Eki Shimotsuma" and bought it.
It is a local series. I had never heard of it before.
This one from Ibaraki was delicious with a rich sweetness.
Last week I drank this one, which was recommended to me by a sake sommelier.
I drink seasonal sake when it is in season.
It was a refreshing spring-like sake with a clean mouthfeel and a strong aftertaste.
Today was a rainy and cold day, but I drank this which I bought at a roadside station.
The fruity mouthfeel and refreshing acidity made me feel spring and it was delicious.
Today I wanted to drink a Miyagi sake, so I opened this one that I bought on a recent trip.
It was gentle on the palate and had a soft aftertaste of rice.
I would like to continue to cherish my relationship with this sake.
I bought this sake on a trip to Miyagi Prefecture, recommended by the staff at Saichi, a store famous for its o-hagi (rice cakes).
It is a limited edition sake that is pressed once a year at the time of Risshun.
It was a gem that allowed me to fully enjoy the flavor and sweetness of the rice.
Hi Nocchi-san, sorry for the comment 🙇 Good morning 😊I see you're in Miyagi.
Hi there 😊I see you came to Miyagi. I'm sure you'll have a great time in Akiu Onsen by any chance? That would be great 😆.