Unfiltered Miyamanishiki. It has a sharp taste and goes well with furofuki daikon radish. I can see the mountains in the snowfield. I walk a little bit.
There is a sense that the yeast is alive. The rice is Tamakae. The name is Shichibonryari. For some reason, Lake Biwa reminds me of Nagamasa Asai. It is cloudy and has a sharp taste. I would like to drink it with pork shabu-shabu.
One sip and it's delicious. I was surprised to find such a sake in Chiba Prefecture. Green apple and pear flavors in the aftertaste. Good as a food sake.
100% Kitanishiki Yamahai. It has a full-bodied flavor, so it will go well with dishes with a little bit of a habit. Mackerel grilled with miso, rafting, etc. Or butterbur sprouts, etc.
It is unfiltered raw sake, so the live yeast is good. When the bottle is uncorked, it makes a nice popping sound. It has a sour taste, so it is good with sashimi. We had it with striped horse mackerel that we caught.
Yume no Oto 100%. Katakura Kojuro's favorite sake. It is mellow and has a rich aroma that spreads in the mouth. It is best served with oden when it is cold. We had it with Hanasaki crab. It was delicious.