Drinking alone at Umeda, 3 kinds of drinks. I had three kinds of sake to match with barracuda.
It has been a long time since I had a Jun Dai Akabu. Fruity and sweet. Like a banana, like a melon. No bitterness, just sweet and delicious.
Umeda one person drinking
Daiginjo set. Match with barracuda.
Firmly fruity and sweet. It was a sweet set. the third one is round. The third one is round and apple-like.
Souvenirs of your trip to Ishikawa
Yoshidagura u of Tedorigawa
It seems to be modern Yamahai. Maybe I like Yamahai raw sake!
Slightly effervescent and very nice on the palate.
When you taste it slowly, it has a chestnut-like taste, which is very nice. It is a light and sweet sake.
A souvenir from a trip to Ishikawa.
It is very sweet, but the acidity makes it easy to drink. The umami and bitterness lingers afterwards. I prefer fresh sake, but this is delicious. It is like tasting a part of sake history.
At Umeda, Tokyo. The usual store
Compare with Sake Mirai
The one I saw as much as my parents' faces. We will have it again this year.
It's a Omachi Sto, so we taste it well.
It is sweet and slightly heavy. It has low acidity and low bitterness. Maybe a little less bitterness.
At Umeda, Tokyo. My usual store.
Sake Mirai's new sake just came in, so get to it!
Compare with Omachi
It has the same floral and firm sweetness. It is a little lighter than OMACHI. It has a bitter taste, but it is gentle.
Drinking alone in Umeda
Pretty much my favorite flavor of Shinsei!
It has good sourness and sweetness, and has a lot of flavor.
Characteristics are somewhat restrained, so it's easy to drink for me.
Shunpe-san, sorry this is my first time here.
I haven't been to Marry for years, but was the Shinmasa a regular sake? Or is it an event type or something? I haven't had ecru for more than 10 years.
Drinking alone in Umeda
Black Amami! Slightly effervescent and good!
Fruity and clean, not like a special junmai! And the fact that it's slightly effervescent makes it even better!
On a trip to Ishikawa. Corner shop.
Yoshida Kurau's raw sake. Light and slightly effervescent. The sweetness comes first with a little sourness. It seems to be a modern Yamahai. Delicious!