It's starting to happen, isn't it?
The discrepancy between 750 ml and magnum bottle shipments was also last year.
You can see how tremendous the sales are.
Please keep your antenna up and secure them.
Suddenly, there has been a change in the timing of arrival.
It looks like Numerosis Normal and Ilya Thornton will be changing.
Please see the other information we told you about.
The release date is getting closer and closer.
I won't be doing the complete this year.
I don't have Lusakenaturel, so I can afford it.
I only have experience with house drinking in Sogapel.
If you have a list, please exercise its power to the fullest.
For those who have a list.
When the sogaper is released, a record will appear in the Other Information section of Assovini Kiichi.
You should check that.
If you have the list, you will understand what we are talking about.
Tonight, I would like to talk about our distributors.
The three that we are defending are Shinshu Kamerei, Sogapere Ephis, and Kawanakajima Genmai.
These are the top three Nagano sake.
Therefore, they are competitive and yet popular sake.
Some special dealers sell their products under various conditions.
They do not necessarily have to sell it in stores.
In some cases, it may not be sold in stores.
There are also special dealers that sell wholesale to restaurants and other retailers.
I call this business sales, or business sales for short.
Since they are popular in restaurants and taverns, I sell the remainder of the product.
In fact, there are liquor stores in Tokyo that sell only business sales in Sogapale and Genmai.
In some cases, they have refused to sell over-the-counter because they sell to their customers.
Last year, some stores stopped selling Lusake Naturel.
If there are no over-the-counter sales, we have no choice but to hit other stores.
Therefore, it is essential to check how several special dealers handle the situation.
Let me tell you about the list.
First, when is late January?
Last year, the bottles were shipped on January 20 and arrived in Kanto the next day.
In other words, it is just a guideline, not a strict schedule.
In Nagano Prefecture, there must be some distributors whose bottles arrived on the 20th.
The last liasake naturale and lusake naturale are generally sent to one side, but last year the lusake naturale was delayed and sent separately.
Therefore, Tenjinbara and Domaine Tago were sent on the same day.
You need to keep your antennae up and contact the distributors.
At the end of my shopping trip today, I went to a liquor store with the intention of buying a bottle of Miyamanishiki from Genmai.
Then this happened.
I had no idea it would be available on New Year's Day.
I was going to visit a distributor in Tokyo, but I changed my mind and went to a distributor outside of Tokyo.
The taste of cold brewing is just wonderful.
Aizan does not seem to be affected by this.
It is not clear if the stock will last until tomorrow.
Last year, Aizan was released twice.
There may be another one this year.
We will continue our discussion.
Last summer was extremely hot.
This affected the sake rice as well, making the rice less soluble.
Also, due to the low rainfall, the harvest was down 30% in Takayuki and almost 40% in Tenjinbara.
Since sake is made under these conditions, it is inevitable that the harvest will be more affected than in previous years.
Last summer was a difficult summer for Miyamanishiki.
First, we will try to grasp the situation with Miyamanishiki from Genmai.
About this year's Sogapère.
First of all, to my surprise, the most difficult to obtain, Le Sachet Naturelle 90, was not sold.
The images are from last year and the year before.
The number of bottles sold is extremely small, and it is the only precious sake available, in small 375 ml bottles.
The brewery seems to have given up on it because the sake rice harvest was too small.
Next, the number of bottles available for order.
This data was made public for the first time.
This is the maximum number of bottles that can be ordered by a sake distributor, and this is the number of bottles that are normally ordered.
There is a figure of 88 bottles for 750 ml Numérosis, but the maximum I remember is 66 bottles.
As for this one, it is a big deal.
The 750 ml is in units of 11 bottles per box.
Also, the number of bottles is for one particular distributor and varies from distributor to distributor.
This particular distributor, by the way, is a small liquor store.
However, it is a store that handles Sogapère wines well and should not be underestimated.
The special distributor I purchased three bottles of Le Sacquet Naturelle last year, but this distributor had six bottles.
Today, we can confirm the release of next year's Sogapere Efis.
However, we have already entered the New Year's holiday travel season and will not be able to visit Nagano Prefecture until January 6 after the New Year.
Dear Kotori.
Please make Sogapère home drinking a reality.
From the image, some may think it is Kinmon-nishiki.
There is no indication of Hitogokochi on the front label.
It is a bit muddy and has a lighter taste compared to Shinkame.
Hitogokochi has not been released for several years, and this is the first time I have tasted it.
I think it tastes a little light, so there is more sweetness in it than in Nobukame.
Still, it scores well over 90 points, and is probably within the range of taste.
It is made from Tojo-produced Yamada-Nishiki polished to 35% and has an alcohol content of 16%.
It is similar to hi-ire-naizu, but it is sold outside of the refrigerator and is probably fire-aged.
It boasts a unique sake quality, with its umami and spiciness locked in a mellow, yet spicy taste.
It is a sake that boasts a unique quality. It is Hi-ire-zashi for its freshness and 88 for its calmness.
Although expensive, this sake is well worth the price and does not betray expectations.
This time, the sake was served at room temperature as it was bought.
It is supposed to be stored in a refrigerator, so next time it will be served cold.
I also saw Ishitaya and Nizaemon for the first time at a sake store.
Although the number of bottles of both of them is limited, we have a good prospect to obtain them.
We have no plans to buy any at this time.
I had the opportunity to drink the ginjo nama sake again this year.
Because last year's was perfect, this year's rating seems to be minus a little bit in every category.
Perhaps it is because of the sake rice.
The number of distributors who received the sake was very limited.
Last year, we had to go to Nagano Prefecture, but this year we were able to obtain it from a distributor in Tokyo.
It has warmed up a bit and is not pinging.
It is cooling down, so please wait a moment.
(About 1 hour has passed.)
And now that it's cooled down, it's back on.
Somehow, it reminds me of Gekko.
But it tastes like a medicine, like yarakashita gekko.
The name "Seikai" is written "Sky," but it doesn't taste like that.
The sake rice is Yuyamanishiki, but there are too many problems.
Can this be used for cooking sake?
It is made from 80% Omachi rice produced in Akaban.
The taste is both sharp and plump and warm.
The taste is both sharp and warm, and the Yamada-Nishiki rice is half Tojo rice and half Yoshikawa rice.
Perhaps because of the rice used, the price is close to 3,000 yen for a four-pack.
It is not a cheap sake, but it has an interesting flavor that I have never experienced before.
I felt the depth of sake.
Ryoseki Shuzo is well-known for its Hana Yuu, but Suitama has a unique flavor.
In this case, Yamadanishiki from Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture, is used.
What happens when southern sake rice is grown in a cold region?
We were curious and bought it.
The taste is the same as other Suidama.
However, it has none of the characteristics of Yamadanishiki.
It is more like Miyamanishiki.
If I were to blind test it, I think most people would say it was Miyamanishiki.
One wonders if this is a test brew, but it is unusual in that it has none of the flavor of Yamadanishiki.
What shall we do next year?
In previous years, it was sogapere from January to the first half of April.
Except for the Rusake Naturel in the picture, it is not so difficult to obtain.
This is also the time when Shinshu Kamerei's nama-shu comes out.
Shinshu Kamerei is an orthodox brewery that separates hi-ire and nama-shu according to the season.
When the temperature rises, it is hi-ire.
Therefore, the nama-zake is only available until spring.
This year's Sogapale was partially dry, probably due to the rice used for the sake.
It was the first time I have tasted such a thing.
For now, we will continue with Genshu Mai.
The others I can't say yet.
It was the first time I could drink it.
Last year there was a poor harvest of sake rice and the sake shops did not receive any.
We returned the sake rice to the donor of the rice with sake, and the remainder just came in.
The specs are: special junmai, nama-shu, Miyamanishiki, 59%. 16% alcohol by volume.
Unlike the refined taste of Genmai, the flavor of Miyamanishiki is brilliant.
It is a wonderful sake.
There are two types of sake: nama-shu and hi-airi, and we chose the nama-shu.
This sake does not choose its temperature.