Shichida won in the New Year🎍s sake raffle.
It was 1500 yen (or was it?). The system was to choose your favorite box from the same box of sake 🍶 in 4-gouple bottles. It was not the first prize, but it was my first Saga sake in a long time.
I knew it would be junmai type.
Very fruity.
The polish is only 39%, so there is no cloying taste.
I drank Kiku-Masamune for the first time, but it is surprisingly good (with all due respect).
Easy to drink. It doesn't smell like alcohol.
However, the stopper was hard and stiff when I hadn't opened it for a while after I bought it. I had a lot of trouble with it.
As always, at the right time for a business trip.
It has been a long time since I had a business trip outside of the prefecture.
The aroma is typical of sake.
I bought this at Apita.
I looked at it carefully and saw that it was a UNY limited edition.
It was very fruity and sweet, but did not have a persistent aftertaste. It was a nice touch.
Limited brewing for the 150th anniversary of the company's founding.
100% Kitashizuku. The first sip gives off a light sweetness from the rice.
The aroma also gives off a sweetness for a moment.
It is a nostalgic taste of Hokkaido when served with Salmon and Salmon Roe.
Easy to drink. The sake smelled like a barrel of sake or Masu. It smelled like sake barrels or masu. It was quite good. We enjoyed it with salmon chips as a snack.
Aomori business trip. Purchased with leftover coupon from a travel support coupon.
It has no habit, but I can feel a little alcohol in the aftertaste. 450 yen.