I was finally able to buy it w
As the label on the back says, this is the first time I found it in the store as it is a limited edition sake.
It is dry and refreshing with a fruity aroma.
The aroma is so rich that even before you put it in your mouth
I thought, "This sake is delicious! I thought even before I put it in my mouth.
It's been a long time since we've had a cloudy sake!
It has a perfect rice flavor!
The alcohol content is 10%, so it is easy to drink.
It was a sharp yet tasty muddy sake!
Special Junmai Sake
I used to buy a bottle of this sake every time I went to the store.
It was as dry as it says "super dry"!
But it was an addictive dry special honjo-shu!
It's been a while since I had a special honjo-shu, but it tasted so refreshing.
Traditional taste from the past?
Purchased at a roadside station when I was in Yamanashi.
I've had Shichiken a few times.
This time was the best!
I think they used to make a junmai ginjo or something...
I wonder if this sake brewery makes a good simple junmai sake...
It was a refreshingly crisp sake!
I found Yamazaki Limited Partnership.
But I couldn't register it, so I chose Yamazaki.
I thought I hate nigori sake!
This one is very clear and dry...
Is it natural in a way?
I opened the bottle vigorously, forgetting about the micro carbonation!
My husband was in a panic! LOL!
It's refreshing and a bit rich.
Today we paired it with ahi jogos.
We also had some great local sake!
Sake is amazing!
On the way back from Yamanashi, I wanted to drink Mikotsuru after a long time.
I went straight to a liquor store in Suwa first thing in the morning!
I'll have a bottle of this one today!
Kuh~!
This slightly carbonated, fruity and
The spiciness is exquisite...
I drank it the same evening I got it, while we were out at home...
I drank it that evening...
What a waste!
This one was delicious too!
When I came to Kyushu at the end of the year and visited Unzen Fugendake,
I found this sake at a liquor store I wandered by.
This girl was in the fridge.
I heard him asking me to buy it, so I bought it without tasting it.
I bought it without tasting it.
It was a liqueur, made from sake and sugar...
What kind of sake is this?
It tastes like sake lees dissolved in sake?
It was sweet and refreshing despite its 15% alcohol content.
It was easy to drink.
Local production for local consumption is our motto, so it will be gone today 🫣.
I came on a trip to Kyushu and bought some sake from a liquor store that was in Fukuoka Prefecture.
Because there was no local sake that was fresh,
I was attracted by the beautiful label, so I bought it!
I drank it in the car and it is dry!
It smelled like grapes when I opened the bottle.
It is a sharp and refreshing sake.
I tasted it at another sake brewery,
Are most sake from Kyushu dry?
Oorigarami has an image of being very spicy, but this sake is a delicious mix of gentle to spicy, slightly carbonated and fruity.
The fact that the sake is from Saga Prefecture is also appealing!
Perfect for a Christmas party!
I think it's the perfect sake for a Christmas party.
I came to Uji, Kyoto for a visit and stopped by a liquor store.
I really wanted a different sake, but
but I chose this one because it's a raw sake.
The rice polishing ratio is 65.
It's a junmai sake, but the alcohol content is higher.
The ginjo aroma is amazing!
It has a lot of miscellaneous flavors and a great umami taste!
It's a new sake, spicy, and makes the sake go down a treat!
I found another great sake!
I bought this sake while I went to buy some cooking sake at a liquor store near my house, which always has a large selection of draft sake.
It is slightly cloudy and dry.
It is dry.
But it has a gorgeous sweet aroma.
I enjoyed this delicious sake without going to the brewery!
We stayed overnight in Nara and stopped by a sake brewery.
The friendly proprietress explained everything about the brewery to me.
I was allowed to taste it, and I decided on this sake at once!
The sake had a sourness reminiscent of grapes and a ginjo aroma that came later.
Sake that is dry but has a habitual taste
I had never tasted anything like it before.
We are very proud of the sake that has been developed and produced through trial and error by sake breweries all over Japan.
Thank you again today for your delicious sake.
The last time I drank sake from the Naeba Sake Brewery, it was delicious.
This time, I stopped by a roadside station where they were selling sake.
I was first attracted by the label.
The sake was slightly carbonated and aromatic.
It was also a little cloudy.
Although it is a daiginjo, it is not too strong,
It is my kind of sake.
At first it was very cold and carbonated.
As it got slower, the sweetness increased, and it turned into a sake that can be drunk in a leisurely manner.
Gassan Sake Brewery
First time drinking Gassan Sake Brewery
Another precious bottle!
Slightly carbonated, with a little bit of molasses? Sake with a little carbonation and moromi?
Dry, genuine Junmai sake!
It was a delicious sake!
Hana-Komachi Yeast
Akita-style flower yeast
Junmai sake. Polishing ratio 60%, alcohol 17%.
A junmai sake with such great taste!
The Japanese sake world is evolving rapidly and producing amazing sake!
I think so these days!
A sake brewery I stopped by before going to Kakunodate.
I was looking it up on Google and found it on my route.
I decided to drop in on a whim.
A sake brewery with a quaint atmosphere.
I heard they offer a tour of the brewery, but I didn't have time, so I passed on it!
The taste of the sake was....
Sake like sparkling wine
Still, you can smell the sake aroma at the end!
Of course, it's sake...
It's only 500ml, so it's not enough to drink.
It's 8% alcohol, but you can drink it like juice!
Sorry to post this on a genuine sake app!
But Homare Sake Brewery's Yuzusake...it's soooo good.
It has a strong yuzu flavor and a harsh 10 degrees alcohol content. This sake is made with junmai sake,
It will be one that will remain in my mind...
But maybe I use the word quite often!
at night when I go to bed at night
While the taste of both honey and yogurt
Sake brewing.
The boss who thought of it - awesome!
I drink it for dessert!