Miwasan, Ookami Shrine, and Yamanobe no Michi come to mind.
Made with Nara Prefecture's "Rohafu" rice suitable for sake brewing.
Clean, flavorful and dry. Interesting because it makes you feel like smelling a cedar ball.
The sake is still good. It has a sharpness that can be enjoyed chilled. It has a refreshing flavor that is not clingy. It is a sake that puts you in a cheerful mood.
Purchased in January 2024. We happened to be able to purchase a precious bottle, which was delivered to the liquor store before the Noto Peninsula earthquake, and we cherish it. It is soft and cool, with a plump and elegant flavor that is the pride of Noto. It is a refined and friendly sake. Kazuma Sake Brewery, which suffered damage from the earthquake, writes about how the brewery is making steady progress toward restoration in the "Brewery Column" section of their website. We would like to pray for the health and recovery of everyone at the Kazuma Brewery.
Hashira Shochu Tailoring" is a special kind of shochu. Positively put forward alcohol-added sake. The quality of the pinprick is excellent. Purchased at Yamauchiya in Nippori.
It has a delicacy like light snow. After the crisp taste, it has a soft sweet aroma in the back of the mouth. It is the kind of sake that makes you want to meet such a person. Purchased at Matsuura Sake Shop in Numazu.
Since I drank it without prior knowledge, I was surprised to learn that it is a tangy wine, despite the impression on the label. The design of the label is also understandable, considering that this is a gentle Champagne to be drunk in spring. It has a crisp finish and disappears like light snow in just a few seconds. The unique design of this wine, which is not sticky on the tongue, makes it interesting and friendly.