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.
Junmai Ginjo NAGASAKI
All Yamada Nishiki
Limited to Sumiyoshi Shuhan
It is light and clear, and the acidity gives a crisp impression. It's chicken shirayu nabe tonight.
Aji sashimi and namero.
Salad of golden peach and mozzarella.
And Akitana fish.
It is the representative of Japan in autumn.
It is clear and dry, and the ginjo aroma which passes from the back of the throat to the nose.
This is the Japanese Oktoberfest.
I was looking forward to the Mid-Autumn Moon and Harvest Moon, but it was cloudy... so I'm going to watch the moon with my evening drink. It's a classic, but the palate is new age.
Hissaki, Nabeshima, the first classic.
100% Saganohana
When I heard "classic", I imagined a legacy taste, but it has a pure taste similar to Ottersai. It goes well with anything.
We'll be having the one and only rare spec sake again this year.
It's fresh, dark, and delicious, with a touch of sourness and bitterness at the end that goes with everything and nothing.
Today, we'll start with edamame bread from pain stock.