NEGIOn my second visit to the brewery, I purchased a sake that I had been curious about.
It had a fruity, understated sweetness.
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NEGII visited a brewery that I suddenly found on Google Maps.
It was relatively close to my house and I had no idea there was such a good sake brewery in Furukawa.
I bought the sake recommended by the clerk.
The sake is light on the palate and easy to drink.
I think it tastes a little like the sake from a brewery in Tochigi, which I have been drinking a lot recently, perhaps because the water quality is similar.
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NEGII went to a brewery that I had been curious about for a long time.
This is the family home of Anna Karahashi.
I didn't have the impression that Anna Karahashi was doing much in the way of sales promotion since she is a daughter, but there were a number of life-size panels and she was contributing to the sales promotion (laugh).
Aizu Homare is a famous sake, and I was curious about it, so I bought some.
It is fresh, sweet, and leaves a slightly thickened taste in the mouth. It is a delicious sake.
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NEGIStopped by a roadside station in Yamaguchi Prefecture on a GW trip and bought it.
It was placed at room temperature in the store, so when I drank it at room temperature, the taste was not so impressive.
It tasted unimpressive when drunk at room temperature, but when chilled, it became more noticeable.
But when I cooled it down, it became my favorite flavor with a clear dry taste.
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NEGII bought this sake at a liquor store in my travel destination.
It was a clear, dry, easy-drinking sake.
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NEGII purchased this on my second visit to Daiichi Shuzo.
Anyway, it is easy to drink. It is refreshing and fruity.
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NEGIIt was a gift.
It was in a paulownia wood box, so I knew it was something special. When I checked it out, I found it to be a very expensive sake.
It was clear, free of any cloying taste, and easy to drink without the feeling that most sakes give you when you drink them.
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NEGII saw it on a YouTube sake channel and was curious about it, so I bought it.
As it is described as "arigarami", you can hear the sound of a pusher every time you open the bottle. It is a refreshing, clear, easy-to-drink sake with no cloying taste.
I don't have much of an image of sake in my hometown of Ibaraki.
I had no idea such a sake existed.
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NEGII had heard a lot about this brand and had wanted to drink it for a long time.
Living in Saitama, I went to a store in Tochigi to purchase it.
The sake had a fruity sweetness that was refreshing and easy to drink. It can be drunk on its own or with light-flavored dishes.
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NEGIIt was fruity, like muscat.
Every time I opened the bottle, I could hear the sound of it popping.
The freshness of the sake can be enjoyed.
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NEGIMouthwatering and easy to drink.
Tasted similar to the one I had earlier out of the gate.
I thought this one tasted a bit more mellow.
It had a hint of sweetness and was felt to be suitable for a wide range of dishes.
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NEGIThis is a past post.
This is a mellow version of the green-labeled mellow dew kare that I drank at the end of the year, and it is easy to drink. The mellowness is more pronounced. It is very expensive.
It seems to go well with a little less flavorful food than the green label Jyurokare, which goes well with richly flavored food, and I feel that the variety has expanded.
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NEGIThe mouthfeel was moderately sweet and not sour or fruity.
It was a delicious sake, which I think is due to the good quality of the bare rice and water.
As a sake-within-a-sake, it seems to go well with both rich and light flavors.
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NEGII bought it at a certain liquor store in Kumagaya. I had heard it was hard to find, so there weren't many left.
I immediately opened the bottle and the aroma was as everyone has said.
It had a sweet smell like pineapple.
At first, when I drank it straight from the bottle, I didn't get the pineapple feeling from the smell, but rather the fruity sourness and sweetness.
When I drank it as I rolled it around on my tongue, it tasted faintly like pineapple.
I could feel the pineapple-like flavor change, and it disappeared fleetingly.
It went well with lightly flavored snacks such as asazuke, and the sake was overpowered by a richly flavored meal.
It was a sake that I would like to enjoy on a holiday afternoon, slowly savoring the taste of the sake itself.
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NEGIAlthough it is described as dry, the sake was light on the palate.
I've bought small 300 ml bottles of it before.
I went to the brewery to buy it again this time, because it is well-balanced and goes well with a variety of dishes.
I went to the brewery to buy it again this time.
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NEGIIt was an easy drinking sake with a hint of sweetness and acidity.
I thought it went well with light snacks and white fish sashimi.
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NEGII bought my first Kuroryu brand. I didn't know what to drink, so I chose an inexpensive one.
I thought it would be good for a midday drink.
Someday I would like to buy Ishidaya and others.
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NEGIEven though it was a new sake, it tasted a bit aged, and the aroma was mellow.
I spent the end of the year with other hometown snacks and the end of the year with sake purchased from the hometown.
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NEGIThe mouthfeel was fruity and sour, with a hint of sweetness in it, making it easy to drink as is.
It is easy to drink on its own and goes well with light snacks.
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NEGIIt was a refreshing and easy to drink sake.
I thought it would go well as a midday drink or with a few snacks.
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