soumacho
The other day, my wife always wanted to go to a bakery🍞 in Tamba City, Hyogo Prefecture, so we bought some sake🚗 on that occasion.
I had never seen it before, but when I looked it up, I found out that they used to be a sake brewery (selling brewed sake to major sake brewers) before the Corona disaster.
It is said that the 5th generation of the brewery started up again by himself with only 20 koku of sake.
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol content 15
100% DONTOKOI from Hyogo Prefecture
I believe DONTOKOI is edible rice 🤔.
When poured, it has a golden color.
It has a matured, grain-like, and full-bodied taste at the beginning, and then it quickly fades away and finishes with a bitter taste 🍶.
It's 15% but very drinkable and I feel like it's been a long time since I had a traditional sake 😊.
Serve with gizzards 🐔.
It may taste even better when heated.
Encounters like this make me personally want to support them in the future 📣.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi, soumacho 😃.
Bread🍞& Sake🍶 set expedition🚙 is good without waste 🤗I've never seen Kochira's sake before, but the story behind it makes me want to support it: ‼️
I'm also interested in the fact that "Hey Hey Hey"'s favorite food is hamburger 🍔😆.
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soumacho
Hi Jay & Nobby 😃
While breweries have many stories to tell, this is how our predecessors have seen them go from minor to major 🤔.
My wife was so excited to have her picture taken with the owner 🍞🙄.
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