I received this as a souvenir.
I lived in Sapporo for 2 years but did not know it.
I am looking forward to it.
It is a beautiful sake that is easier to drink than I expected.
There is no cloying sweetness, and the sake is smooth and easy to drink. As you drink it, the umami flavor also comes out.
I guess this is what high spec sake is all about these days.
Seasonal sake following the Risshun Asashibori.
When I bought the Risshun Asashibori, I won a Naruto sea bream sake bottle by lottery, so I bought a Naruto sea bream.
It has a subtle sweetness and a nice nigori (nigori rice wine) shwashiness.
It's not too sweet and has a nice sharpness to it.
It's delicious.
It is a junmai daiginjo, but very reasonably priced.
I bought it at 10% off and the price is less than 3000 yen.
It seems to be a classic type, but I am looking forward to it.
This is a beautiful sake.
The aroma is mild, the mouthfeel is mild, and the sake goes in smoothly and finishes quickly. You can drink it all the time.
While going to the liquor store several times, I was curious and bought another product, but I was too curious to buy it.
I was too curious about the "blended" part.
I bought it again.
Okura.
Unfiltered raw sake for 2020. I'm looking forward to it too much.
I don't know what I'm doing these days that I'm looking for perverted specs.
It's good, too good. It's dry, mellow, and great.
You can match it with anything.
After drinking half of it, I want to try heating it up.
It seems to be a test sake made with Japan's oldest yeast.
The last time I drank Okura, it was very distinctive, so I bought it with high expectations.
I am looking forward to discovering what kind of characteristics it will have.
This one is a weird one.
It is an explosion of acidity, but it has a lingering umami taste. I don't even know if I can call it umami.
Despite this habit, it doesn't choose any tsumami.
Wow, I think I'm going to become an Okura fan. Or rather, I am.
My own souvenir of Fukuoka claim.
It seems to be a limited edition sake from Fukuoka Sumiyoshi Shuhan?
It has a stylish label.
It has a moderate sweetness, a tangy taste, and a sharpness that disappears quickly.
It is delicious.
It is even better when you drink it.
It is good that it is not too sweet.
MY souvenirs from my trip to Tottori. Visit a local liquor store and examine the local sake. There are many sake breweries in Tottori that I like, so I was torn.
In the end, I think I'll end up with Hiokizakura.
Buy a bottle of local sake to take home as a souvenir.
It is slightly sweet and easy to drink. I drank it with hiya, but it will be even easier to drink if it is cooled down.
R1BY, unfiltered, raw sake.
What an intriguing spec.
I somehow picked it up for the first time, but it seems to be a distinctive sake brewery. Is this decided to be a sake brewery that you want to try various things?
The lactic acidity like that of mizu-hashiro (water yeast yeast) is perverse. It becomes addictive as you drink it. I like this character.
As I thought, it can also be served warmed. This, this, this.
A fusion of tradition and the next generation.
The label is austere.
This is the type of sake that can be served either hiya or heated. It can be a versatile all-around dining sake, or sipped with something dry after a meal.
Looking for a food wine to buy.
First, let's warm it up, shall we?
This is the type of sake I like to drink on a daily basis.
It can be served as it is or warmed up, and goes well with any food.
I'd like to have it on hand at all times.