I fell in love with this sake at first sight at a tasting at a sake brewery in Koedo.
It was a sake that also had the aroma of wine, and was a fun one to think of a snack to accompany the entree.
In between trips, I stopped by a sake brewery and bought a limited edition from the brewery.
It was fruity and melt-in-your-mouth, which you could tell from a distance, and went very well with sashimi.
I was told that they also sell craft gin. I'll have to buy some next time!
It was a souvenir from a friend's trip to Toyama. It is said to be made from koji that was in the process of being made at the time of the Noto Peninsula earthquake.
The gorgeous aroma knocked me out.
It went very well with sushi and was soon empty.
I bought this because I wanted to drink a crisp Akita sake.
It was crisp, dry, and had the umami flavor of Yamahai, and went well with bitter melon tempura.
I was on a business trip and fell in love with the bottle at first sight.
This sake has both a refreshing sharpness and a moist flavor.
I served it cold with fuku mixed rice.
Another great sharpness...(I forgot to take a picture of the cup)
It was the best combination to make the best use of the flavor of eel without killing it.