まつちよ
It's a 🎊winner🎊!
It has nothing to do with this drink, but congratulations to the winners 🎉🥳.
Now back to the main topic 😌😌.
The back of the label tells the story of how this sake was created, and it was born when Mr. Tetsuo Saito, aka "Kakumei-kun", requested the Tanabe Sake Brewery, famous for its Echizen Cape sake, to make a bag suspension of Honjozo.
Kakumei-kun" is the name of the local sake specialty store that Mr. Saito ran, and before that, he was a watchman at a long-established sake store (Suzu◯) in Yotsuya.
By the way, it is said that he is the one who discovered "Hana-yosu," or Saitama's Pinappo🍍.
He told me that the store he sometimes goes to had a relationship with the store of "Kakumei-kun" and he told me such a story before.
I'm sorry if some of what he told me is not true because I was drunk and heard it while I was drunk.
I'm sorry if I'm wrong lol.
The first aroma is slightly sweet.
The dry taste in the mouth is very complex for a sake made in a bag.
I'd like to ask the person who discovered Hanaohayou why he made it a bag suspension 😅.
It's a little different from my taste.
Thank you for the food 😌.
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bouken
Good evening, Ms. Matsuchiyo.
I don't think this one will be in stock at ●Koma-san 🤔.
It seems that Revolutionary Mr. Kuchiman has unearthed these as well.
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まつちよ
Good evening, bouken-san.
This is written on the back label (sorry for the small size), but it is only available at the Uemoto Sake Shop in Nerima.
It is said that it was Revolutionary who brought Asakayousei, Hatsuzakura and Hatsuyukibai to the Kanto region.
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まつちよ
Other than that, Revolutionary Brewery handled all the other brands. After he passed away, Mr. Kodama of Otsuka, who was a good friend of mine, took over a lot of the brands.
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まつちよ
I heard that there was a lot of trouble between Revolution-kun and Fat Fu.
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