Its acidity and fruity aroma are irresistible!
It's a refreshing, crisp drink that goes perfectly with delicate-flavored snacks.
We paired it with grilled oysters 🦪!
★★★★☆14 degrees
Rice is Hitogokochi
There is a tangy, fizzy feeling, as is typical of new sake.
The aroma is elegant and the taste is robust, but does not leave a sticky residue on the palate.
We had hand-rolled sushi today.
Sashimi of inada and avocado salmon went well with it!
★★★★☆
Sake made from Miyamanishiki
It has a wonderful balance of sweetness and acidity, with a slight sourness.
It has a subtle apple aroma and is easy to enjoy.
It is not just light, but has a robust flavor, so it goes well with rich snacks.
We paired it with our Osechi (New Year's Day) dishes of pork stew, chikkaizuke, chikuzen-ni, kuromame (black soybeans), and salmon wrapped in kombu (kelp), all of which were delicious!
★★★★★
Cut as the brand name! It's just like that!
It has nothing to do with words like "mellow".
It is a sake for sashimi and other raw fish.
I paired it with mirin-boshi grilled mackerel, chikuwa sardines, and sasazuke small sea bream, and it went well with the sasazuke small sea bream.
It went well with the pickled sea bream.
It has a fresh aroma, which is probably a characteristic of the yeast. Since it is a 17% sake, it is naturally firm and has a refreshing sweetness.
Since it was the day of the "leftovers sale," we had oyakonichimi, stir-fried eggplant, yangnyom chicken, soaked green pepper, and curry as snacks.
It went well with the sweet oyako-niko stew.
But curry was not bad either!
★★★★☆
Slightly sweet, tasty, acidic
Well balanced
It is not gorgeous.
I drank it with wakame salad, konnyaku kinpira, fried and soaked Manganji peppers, and curry doria.
Surprisingly there was curry doria😅
Manganji Togarashi was good too!
★★★★☆ 16 degrees
It's not as cloudy as it sounds, so even if you don't like cloudy beer, you can enjoy it.
The taste is a little more robust than the package suggests 👀.
The aroma is fruity and seems to go well with full-bodied snacks!
I paired it with bamboo shoots that I got from my parents' house and simmered chicken momo!
★★★★☆Plus
Purchased at the brewery on the way back from planting rice in the terraced rice fields of Inakura, Ueda City.
You can enjoy the gorgeous aroma and robust flavor typical of Kamerei!
It also has a hint of sourness from the rare sake rice called Sanke Nishiki.
Today we paired it with yellowfin tuna and salmon sashimi, but it would also be good with fried food because of its firm taste!
I think it would be a great match with Ueda's delicious yakitori (grilled chicken).
★★★★★
It is made from rice called Kame-no-o and I loved it the first time I drank it at a bar I was familiar with!
It has a grape-like aroma and a sour taste that is very refreshing.
It's a good choice even for those who are not good at sake.
It would go well with grilled chicken or fish meuniere!
Today we are pairing it with tuna sashimi, which is also a nice ♡♡♡!
★★★★ plus
The alcohol content is slightly lower than that of the original sake at 14%.
The aroma is moderate, and there is a nice fizzy sensation on the tongue.
It is a little sweet, but there is no aftertaste, and it is refreshing to drink.
It seems to go well with any snacks.
Today, I paired it with meatballs.
The spring pink package is very beautiful!
★★★★
Soft fruity aroma with a robust flavor.
It has a good balance of sweetness and sharpness, making it easy to drink even though it is a pure sake.
There is also a slight whiffle.
It can be served with rich and thick snacks as well.
Above all, the price of less than 1,500 yen for a four-pack is very reasonable!
★★★★ plus
I don't usually have a sense of how sweet or spicy sake is, but sweet is a good description for this one. It does not have a sake-like taste, so it is perfect for those who like sweet sake!
It is slightly sparkling and has a very strong flavor, so it would go well with a hearty snack.
It was a good match for the beef stew I made the day before yesterday. It would also be good with stewed motsu (pork cutlet).
★★★☆☆☆☆ Plus
The pink🩷 label is so beautiful😍.
This is a new sake made with Gorobei rice from Saku.
The taste is very refreshing with a slight effervescence.
The aroma is unobtrusive and refreshing.
It goes well with any snacks!
We paired it with white stew today and it went well with it, just like white wine!
★★★★☆Plus
The aroma is elegant and unobtrusive.
It has a light effervescence and a robust flavor that is typical of the original sake, but I think it is quite easy to drink.
I think I can only drink it at this time of the year.
The accompaniment was oysters (oysters 🦪♡) from my cousin in Tango!
The robust flavor went perfectly with the seafood.
★★★★★
A handsome name for a handsome series on a night like this.
There are a thunderbird, a deer, a mountain lioness, and so on!
The aroma is moderate, and the sweetness spreads in the first sip, but there is no sticky residue on the palate.
There is almost no fizziness and no peculiar taste.
You can enjoy the solid taste of sake.
Good for yakitori, motsu nimono, and other red lantern menu items.
★★★★
The moment you take a sip, you'll be right!
Refreshing aroma and a mild schwirling sensation.
It has a sharp and clean aftertaste.
And yet, it has a full mouthful of flavor.
I paired it with grilled salmon, but I think it is best with Japanese food!
No complaints!
★★★★★
Sake that is uniquely Japanese with few peculiarities.
It is quite cosy, about 1500 yen for a 4-pack.
Seems to go well with any snacks!
I drank the first glass of sake, and after the second glass, I tried it with
I tried it with white meat with plum sauce!
★★★★
Tastes like unpasteurized sake even though it is fire-aged
Aromatic and oily with little or no residual flavor.
It doesn't seem to fight with any snacks.
I paired it with pork shabu-shabu and the sauce was perfect with ponzu.
★★★★★
It has a rich, sweet aroma and a slightly effervescent taste.
It has a robust flavor, so it goes well with sweet and salty stewed dishes.
I paired it with oden and it was delicious!
★★★★★