Barrel sake I encountered at the Kaga Hyakumangoku Goodwill Market.
It was the first time in my life to drink sake from a barrel, and the aroma of the wood was delicious and soothing...
It was also full-bodied.
With my favorite fu dengaku.
My friend ordered 4 gos of sake because he said he liked it.
It was delicious, sweet, refreshing, and easy to drink...
We went to a soba restaurant at 3 p.m. on Sunday and had a lunchtime drink, although we intended to eat only soba.
I was happy...
It was my first time to drink Yamahai.
The aroma was amazing from the moment it was poured!
Delicious...Yamahai has a complex and deep flavor...
It can be said that it has a strong assertiveness.
I will drink and protect the rare Yamahai of the Namahashimoto lineage!
Properly dry.
Third year sake students first encountered this slender bottle of sake.
The bottle is cute!
+6-8 degrees can promise it's dry.
If you are in the mood for a dry sake, try the Ginban.
It's good!
It's supposed to be dry, but I guess it's not that dry.
Today, as always, sake and good rice win the day.
Fried taro + mustard, a good match.
Tateyama label, too personal favorite...
Kubota was unexpectedly given to me by a farmer today. And it's Manjyu. I took a commemorative photo.
It is fragrant and sharp, but also soft...
With some fried potatoes that were out of the standard.
Sugitama describes it as a "refreshingly clean, dry sake",
However, it is not so dry as it has a sake meter of +2.
It is not so dry, but it is easy to drink...
A drink from noon at Sugitama.
The menu has been updated and is even more enjoyable and tasty.
Tetorigawa, a new to me sake from Ishikawa.
Slightly sweet but refreshingly delicious...
I want to buy some for home and drink it while watching the winter night sky...
By the way, the ponzu sauce is always the best.
This time, it has been renewed + seared, and it is supreme.
It is pale yellow and has a firm sharpness.
Perhaps it is because it was served at room temperature, but it seems to be thick and has a strong aroma and acidity.
A perfect match with gari-bata edamame (green soybeans).
As I was pouring it, I thought the bottle was a lovely, slightly peach-colored color.
It has a melon-like mouthfeel.
I thought it was light and cloudy.
The menu described it as having a "creamy taste," but I would like to dispute that.
Probably the first haze sake.
It is also called orikarami sake.
The taste is a little sour, but the fragrance makes it fruity.
Kasumi sake is beautiful and gorgeous just by looking at it.
It is only now that we can enjoy this spring sake. We hope you will enjoy it too.