After the tokoso, the first sake of the New Year is "Sake-no-wa", which was registered for the first time in Yamanashi and has become well-known through a certain anime.
It has a delicate taste and has no artificiality. It is also inexpensive!
Winter Sake.
It is all Yamadanishiki, but the price is low because the rice has not been tested. The POP says it is heated only once in early spring and watered before shipping. Polishing ratio 65%, Sake degree +6, recommended for heating sake, great with oden and nabe! With Ryukyu and oden 🍢.
October 1 is Sake Day.
The ginjo aroma is as strong as the gorgeous label, and the bitterness is even stronger than that.
Is it a sign to match the autumn bounty?
Waka 73 Junmai Sake - Special brew to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the company's founding
Made from local Yamada-Nishiki rice polished to 73%.
It was corked on July 3, the eve of Minami no Hi.
It is a "nice, full-bodied watery brew" with a clean, hip taste.
I want to drink this and ride the waves!
Junmai Omachi Yaichi Nama-nazake
The taste of 80% rice is unique. It is not heavy because it is a pure sake, and even though it is a pure sake, it is 16 degrees C. The UMAMI is amazing!
Freshly squeezed in spring.
The acidity and dryness of this wine are its main selling points, so I paired it with stewed beef and sashimi of Yokowa tuna. A happy evening drinking in the Showa era.
100% Omachi, matured for two years. I don't know if I can call it old sake.
The freshness is like being in a time capsule... or maybe I'm just dancing around the specs.
But it's delicious. I paired it with sashimi of leatherfish, steamed oysters with sake, and oden-style stew.
Speaking of New Year's, Felice
100% Yamada Nishiki from Itoshima
I'm sorry I drank it in a paper cup.
It has a moderate aroma and is watery in a good way to match with meals.