I jumped on it because it was Yamagata, and it was a taste I had never had before.
It tasted straight, or rather straight and unclouded. But it didn't have much peculiarity.
There are a variety of brands I like today, and after much agonizing, I went with Daimine.
As usual, the bottle has a nice simple design.
The taste had a hint of melon.
It is interesting to note that the sake is made by a master brewer who can play the piano, and there is also a Tchaikovsky sake.
Hakui is located at the western base of the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture.
Hakui is a city where there is a legend that UFOs appear.
It is also famous for the Chiharima Nagisa Driveway, the only place in Japan where you can drive on a sandy beach.
Hakui's local sake makes meals more delicious and enjoyable.