Junmai-shu with the original taste of rice and full-bodied flavor. This type of sake has a full-bodied flavor different from that of Yamahai-brewed sake. Seishu Kinryo now has more choices of Junmai-shu.
It's a lunchtime drinking ladder at Toranomon Hills.
I was impressed by the five different types of the Nouguchi series.
Ayama and Omachi. The Ayama was slightly sweeter than the Omachi. After a sip or two, the spiciness that is typical of sake gradually emerged.
It was delicious!
I had never had it even though it is a local sake from Fushimi.
I was told that he became independent from the toji of Senkou and Tanaka 65.
It is easy to drink with sweetness and no peculiarities.
Hi Yuko, nice to meet you.
You live in Kyoto, right?
Please look at the names of the representative of Nichinichi Brewery and Sawaya Matsumoto.
You will understand the sad situation. Let's support them.