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.
New warehouse in Hakodate.
Medec in Hakodate has been making it since last year? The brewer seems to have been invited from Kamikawa Taisetsu Sake Brewery.
The toji (master brewer) seems to have been invited from Kamikawa Taisetsu Sake Brewery.
The brewery is named "Kamikawa Taisetsu Shuzo" and "Goryonokura".
It is easy to drink and has no habits. It has a junmai (pure rice) feel to it.
This sake was given to me as a parting gift for a job transfer.
The description says it is slightly dry, but the dryness is a little higher.
Might go well with sashimi.
Kato Farm" in Ashibetsu produced "Yamadanishiki" in Hokkaido. This sake was made by Kobayashi Sake Brewery using this sake rice.
I bought this sake because I want to drink sake from Hokkaido, but I like Yamada-Nishiki. Slight sweetness.
Sake from a brewery that moved from Nakatsugawa to Higashikawa-cho, Hokkaido.
Aroma of wood. It has a complex taste with a sweet and spicy flavor and a little bit of alcohol.
It is not easy to find Sanzen Sakura, but I happened to stop by Sunagawa SA and got it!