We drank a lot at a restaurant in Asakusa.
Sairai's unfiltered, unpasteurized sake.
It had just the right balance of sweetness and sakeiness.
Delicious!
The second drink at the soba noodle shop was a super dry one from Dai-Shinshu
Although it has little sweetness, it is still delicious with a modern fruity taste.
It went well with soba noodles!
Annual Kido summer sake at a soba noodle restaurant.
refreshing sweetness, light juiciness, rice salami, bitterness, and sharpness.
It was like that.
Delicious!
Tasake (rice wine) after a long time
It is made from a rice called Kojo-nishiki.
It has a mildly delicious fruity taste and a clean aftertaste.
It was delicious!
Sake from the Sasaki Sake Brewery that I went to Kyoto to buy.
It is a classic sake with no sweetness.
It's a classic sake, and I thought it would be good if it were heated up.
Tochigi Prefecture, summer sake in figure
The black goldfish on the label is impressive. The alcohol content is a little strong, but I think it has both a firm body and a refreshing taste, just like a summer sake.
Delicious!
On the shinkansen on the way home, with mackerel sushi.
This is a classic sake. It has a strong umami flavor, and I think it would be delicious if it were heated up.
Delicious!
The aroma is banana-like and fruity.
The sweet and delicious taste and the softness of the rice come at first, and the bitter taste stands up and becomes sharp in the middle.
It is milder than Junmai Ginjo.
Delicious!
The label is cool.
It is an Edo-style, raw-pasteurized Senkori.
The sweet and sourness came with a bang and there was a sense of rice.
The aftertaste was a little bitter. It gave a light impression.
Delicious!