Niseko, Niseko, the impression was totally different.
Was there a sour taste? (My memory is a bit fuzzy...) I thought it tasted fruity.
Delicious sake.
I bought this at a roadside station in Yamaguchi.
I was lost in the midst of all the different kinds of goose eggs, but I went with this one.
I was not wrong!
It has a strong sake-like taste and flavor, and it makes you feel like you are drinking Ganki! It is a sake that makes you feel like you are drinking GANKI!
Sukkiri.
I thought I was a pretty good Yamanashi connoisseur, but I didn't know...
A refreshing and delicious sake that doesn't interfere with anything.
Toyama Fair in Fujiyoshida.
I thought it was a wine, but it was a Manjusen.
The jacket and the taste are sure to be a hit with the girls.
As the description says, you never get tired, and when you realize you've finished a bottle! Just like that.
My 1st favorite drink.
I was drinking at Hirome Market in Kochi, and I heard someone sitting behind me talking...
He seemed to be from the Minami Sake Brewery...
I couldn't say "I love it" to him...
I have a hard time buying it when I go to Kochi...
I'll definitely get some when I go back at the end of this month!
It is easy to drink, not unlike Kagatobi.
It has an image of being more robust, but it has a fruity and gorgeous flavor that broadens the range of its appeal.
It is a naturally delicious sake.
It's cool, isn't it, this jacket?
But the way it reads is "Kurabito no Proud Sake.
The name is a very cozy name, but this design lettering is cool!
I went to the brewery, which has a nice atmosphere and a store attached to it, and I also like the fact that they are very conscious about it!
Sake is all about taste, but it's also about atmosphere and feeling, isn't it?
I wish more and more sake shops were located all over the country.
The sake tastes as good as the sake it boasts of.
But it is not glamorous. It is a sake that is liked by sake lovers, and is a sake that says, "This is what sake is all about.
I had another great encounter.
A souvenir from my boss who is from Yamaguchi.
I guess it must be one of the local's best bottles.
Quintessential Toyo Bijin!
Delicious, delicious sake with a delicious sake feel in its umami.
Nakajimaya has been a fan since I found it in Yamaguchi. I bought one at a roadside station.
It is still delicious.
I think the Junmai was easier to drink, but it is a good sake in its own right, and I recommend the Junmai to anyone who just enjoys sake.
I would recommend Junmai to anyone who only enjoys Japanese sake.
The sake brewery is also stylish, and you will definitely want to buy some when you visit.
When you drink it, it's not what it looks like; it's a sake that has a full-on sake feel to it.
But it's refreshing, and I wonder if that's part of its stylishness. I think so.
I've found another delicious sake...
The famous drunken whale.
It's a great sake, a sake that looks like sake, but anyone can drink it.
A definite sake.
But then I discovered... it's made from Hokkaido rice even though it's from Kochi! It's a great discovery!
I think I found a good sake, Nakajimaya.
I had never seen it in Tokyo, so...
All of them are delicious, and now, the autumn rise.
But unfortunately, I was so drunk that I don't remember much...
Let's drink again.
Another Yamaguchi sake.
I didn't know about this one...
I'm still a novice.
This is also delicious.
He recommended it to me as something soft and reassuring.
It goes well with autumn meals.
It is a delicious sake.
It was a junmai daiginjo, but it was gutsy! I think, but by this time I was too drunk to remember much...
I just felt that something strong was coming.
I drank it for the first time.
I was amazed at the depth of sake, and how many other delicious sake products are still hidden away... I can't stop.
I can't stop.
It's unfiltered, but easy to drink, and has a strong flavor.
I have decided on a bottle to take home as a souvenir.