Sake from Sado Island in Niigata, Japan. It is light and has a delicious rice flavor when drunk.
Since I had seen Oni no Kiri no Kai, I thought it was a great collaboration sigma.
At Lebert Zao Onsen Lebert Zao. Dinner time.
It is refreshingly dry and seems to go well with sashimi.
The employee told us that the name comes from an anecdote about a person who drank this sake when it was not snowing and the next day it snowed! There's history in the name!
It was a fresh, unpasteurized sake, but it was fragrant and gentle on the palate! It was delicious! I bought it at the Niigata Sake Festival in Sendai!
Drinking sake while watching the Olympics is delicious! I forgot it was sparkling sake when I opened it, so I'll do my best to drink it! It's so refreshing and easy to drink!