This is a sake from Sahei Watanabe Shoten of Nikko Homare, which I sometimes drink at an izakaya near my house. Some of the sake was heated up by mistake, but it was good too. I liked the looseness of it.
I've been posted in the Chubu region for a little over six years since I started working for the company, so there are times when I crave sake from this area. I bought it at a liquor store in my neighborhood. It's good for regular drinking.
We ran out of sake, so we went to a nearby liquor store.
I heated it up, but I thought it would have been better lukewarm. I finished the whole bottle in no time at all.
Continue with Sawahime.
It is a good sake that goes well with food without giving away the strength of the pure rice mash. I enjoyed it lukewarmly heated.
I think I'll get into the habit of drinking Sawa Hime.
We used to drink Jokigen at a small restaurant. I found Yamahai Junmai at a nearby sake shop, so I bought it.
It is thick and goes well with well-seasoned snacks.
At home a while ago.
I often had Seikagami when I was on a business trip to Hiroshima. I often paired it with fish as a gourmet sake.
This one is a solid Omachi, and the characteristics of the yeast come out, so it has a different level of taste from the usual ones.
After No.6 yeast, we went to a nearby sake shop to try Masumi, which originated from No.7 yeast.
It has a solid taste and goes well with thickly seasoned dishes.
Rose yeast PM-1 project of Tokyo University of Agriculture.
It was given to us a while ago, but we haven't uploaded it yet. This is also a sake with a rose scent, just like Nanbu Bijin.
I like this kind of project.
This is one of the bottles of the rose yeast PM-1 project of Tokyo University of Agriculture that I got a while ago.
Dewa cherry blossoms with a hint of rose.