Kankiku
A name without a muddy sound because it was created in the Meiji Era when there were no muddy words
Eat with sardines.
The timing of the pairing is wine-like.
Drink after the food in the mouth is gone.
Eat with color and predation.
Chrysanthemum cold chrysanthemum from Chiba Prefecture.
Simmered with tanned flounder with heat in mirin and sake
No soup stock is added.
Kanto area has not good water, so I boiled it with sake.
Boiled for about 5 minutes.
Sake from Ryuoh town in Shiga.
Matsu no Tsukasa.
A sake brewery that focuses on rice, this sake has a strong sense of rice.
It is not bitter or savory, and the aroma of soft rice lingers.
Chopstick rest is of persimmon (Gifu) tofu.
It is served as an alternative to the food that is forbidden to be killed. Usually tofu is used, but this one uses a cheese called burrata (a cheese that looks like a drawstring).
Enasan, aged for the first time for sushi.
It is soft and extremely easy to drink.
Mixed with Darjeeling tea, it tastes so good.
Paired with King Salmon heated with hojicha tea
Paired with Salt and Saitama Daikon
Grated daikon and sake are not
It tastes very light when combined with salmon in the mouth.
It's made with yeast from a flower called ND.
First of all, the packaging is stylish.
In addition, the acidity and fizzy feeling that only a pure sake can give is very tasty.
You can drink as much as you want.