On the Shinkansen returning to Tokyo from a trip back home.
This is a sake from the Amanohashidate area purchased at Kyoto station.
It has a low sake content and is very smooth to drink.
I bought the label, yes lol.
This is a freshly squeezed new sake from Koikawa Shuzo.
It was very dry and a bit lacking in flavor. But I'll forgive it in favor of the cat.
LOL, Haneya for a palate cleanser of Chiketsuru.
My companion was from Toyama, and he exclaimed, "It's delicious when the place changes! He was shouting "It's delicious!
I fell in love with the black cat label and bought it.
Many of the Fukushima ones are delicious, but they were sweet and tasty 😋.
Thank you, Black Cat! (Translated by.)
Purchased at "Koko Shiga" in Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
Sparkling with 8% alcohol by volume.
It is sweet and tastes a bit like amazake.
Good as an aperitif or after-dinner drink.
This was my first visit to a Michelin one-star restaurant.
I was with a friend from Tochigi, so we ordered Houou Mita.
I don't know the difference between Hatsushibori and Hiyoroshi at all 😅It's sweet, well-balanced and my favorite sake?
Kofu for the first time in 10 years. We compared drinks at a long-established sake brewery in Otsuki.
The Junmai Ginjo was more fruity and my favorite than the very expensive Daiginjo (15,000 for a bottle!).