Ki Special Junmai
Yamaguchi Prefecture Nagayama Honke Sake Brewery
Fresh, sweet aroma with a delicious flavor and a sharp finish.
Goes well with sushi and tempura 🍤.
Hikami Junmai Daiginjo Sukeroku Hatsuzakura Nama Shuzake
Miyagi Prefecture, Hirakou Shuzo
Clean mouthfeel and mellow aroma, with a clean and crisp finish.
Goes well with simmered silver cod 😁.
Raifuku Sakura Yeast Junmai Nama Nama Sake
Ibaraki Prefecture Raifuku Shuzo
Soft sweetness and acidity with a refreshing finish.
Aroma of roast beef and spring. ☺️
Ko-Imari Berori Active Nigori Unpasteurized Sake
It has a fresh rice flavor, a slightly effervescent taste, and a thicker taste at the throat.
It was served with chawanmushi (steamed egg custard).
Kido Junmai Ginjo Haru no Kaorufu
Wakayama Prefecture Heiwa Shuzo
Fruity, lightly sweet, with a refreshing aftertaste and a crisp, refreshing feel.
Goes well with sesame bean curd, delicacies, and avocado with wasabi appetizers
Niigata Limited Edition] Mizutomito Yanagito Junmai Daiginjo
The name of the sake, "Yanagito", is a nickname for Niigata City, and it is a limited edition for Niigata. It was given to us as a souvenir.
The fruity aroma and refreshing sweetness spread on the palate.
It went well with Seko crab.
Atago no Matsu Junmai Ginjo Sasara
This sake has a fruity aroma that spreads and disappears, leaving a refreshing acidity in the aftertaste.
It is a SILVER award-winning sake in the Junmai Ginjo category at the SAKE COMPETITION 2018, the world's largest sake competition.
Hiroshima Prefecture Nakao Jozo Gen Junmai Ginjo
Simple and deep flavor brewed with Hiroshima's sake rice Hachitan-Nishiki
Served with my favorite "Aji no Mentaiko" from Fukuya 😊.
Haginotsuru Junmai Ginjyo Betsujikomi Kotatsu Neko Nama Nama Sake Hagino Shuzo, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
Fresh, fragrant and slightly carbonated, with a gentle sweetness that spreads lightly on the palate.
The "kotatsu cat label" is cute 😺.
HIKKOMI Junmai Hatsushiborisake Nama Sake - If you're going to drink it with fish, it's got to be HIKKOMI - Hirako-shuzo
Soft umami and a beautiful sweetness that goes well with seafood.