Mr. NINI's second (and third ^_^) cup of coffee
No miscellaneous taste.
A can of heshiko ajiru, which I happened to have on hand.
I can drink as many glasses of sake as I want.
NINI, last of the year.
Onisakuza Junmai Nama-nihanzake, bag-hanging pressed
Sake made by Kubota Shuzo, the original creator of the comic book "Kura no Yado".
I remember visiting there on a company trip before ^_^.
The weather is getting colder in earnest.
I changed my plans on short notice and made pork miso soup.
I heated up some Kouzutsuru Smooth.
It was so warming!
We are on a family vacation.
Learning the lesson from the last time, we were not going to make it to the famous sake store we wanted to visit, so we bought a tama cup at a local supermarket in advance. ‼️
The color is Tamagawa ^_^.
The other bottle is by Sanyo Saihei.
The town of Ichinomiya-cho, the "birthplace of sake" as recorded in the Harima Fudoki, is home to the Niwada Shrine, and fermentation is being used to revitalize the town.
We plan to have it heated later ^_^.
Souvenirs from a trip to see the autumn leaves at Momijiyama in Yamazaki, Shiso City.
Currently, there are two remaining sake breweries in the city, Sanyo Sake Brewery and Old Pine Brewery, but until 40 years ago, there was another brewery, Honke Monzenya, which brewed and sold a type of sake called sansho (three laughs).
The building of the Honke Monzenya still remains, but in order to make the most of the historical landscape where sake breweries line up from Sanyo Bai to Laematsu and Honke Monzenya,
The Yamazaki Central City Area Revitalization Committee (Good Town Project) was formed, and over a period of two years, "Sansho" was revived!
There is a café called "Sansho" on the former site.
Let's start with the old pine tree.
coji Freshly pressed Junmai-shu
Kawamori Brewery Co.
The previous owner passed away suddenly, and his daughter and her husband are now continuing the business.
I had no idea that there was a sake brewery 30 minutes away from my house by car ^_^.