I couldn't get there very often, but today was my first visit to the brewery. I was attracted by the words "limited edition" and bought a bottle. It is also delicious.
It's been a while since I've had sake at home, after all the wine, beer, and drinking recently. Back to the starting point. Drinking good sake and sleeping in bed with a slight intoxication. A little happiness on the weekend.
I looked at my records and saw that this was my first sake in almost a month. I look back again and realize that I was on a plum wine and beer kick during that time. I was still in a tipsy mood, thinking how nice it would be to have a glass of nama sake.
Since I had shifted to other kinds of wine, beer, plum wine, and shochu during the year-end and New Year's holidays, this was my first sake in a while. So, I was surprised to be greeted with a "welcome back" or rather, "where have you been?
It's been a long time since I had a drink at home since I had been drinking out for three weeks in a row until last week. It's been a while since I've had Akita sake.
This special junmai sake, the first collaboration between Ichinokura and Urakasumi, was released on November 8. The catchphrase is "a casual special junmai sake with a gentle, gorgeous aroma and sharpness. Can it change the stereotype of sake?
It has been a while since I had a drink at home. Since I have been drinking outside a lot recently, it is refreshing. I feel comfortable with the peace of mind of being able to drink in a situation where I can rest immediately at any time.
Weekend, end of month home drinking review. This sake has a deep flavor and is quite to my liking. I would like to drink it again, but the limited edition text makes me uneasy.
It is non-habit forming and easy to drink. Perfect for a time of year when the temperature varies widely and people tend to get sick.
The usual review meeting.