It was served at the end of a dinner party. It is a neighborhood of the kappo-ryouri (Japanese cooking restaurant), and is a neighbor of Takanomu and Kuheiji.
It was brewed to support the Noto Peninsula earthquake recovery efforts and is very valuable. It was called for at the end of the meal and was very palatable.
This is a rare gem from a brewery in my hometown, Izumisano, with a rice polishing ratio of 90%. It is a hall of fame item for the sake drinking at home.
It was served at a home drinking party of three men. The smell had the peculiar habit of old sake, but the taste was smooth. The neighboring Kamikamiya was inducted into the Hall of Fame in the inner circle.
Excuse me for the consecutive posts. It was called together with Jyushiyo. The taste of rice was strong. There were three consecutive rare items on this day.
As a reminder, I would like to post this. This is the first fourteenth generation. I was called for something that I rarely see. I received it at a kappo-ryouri (Japanese cooking restaurant), which I always take care of, with volunteers from my company.
The proprietress told us that they were lucky enough to procure it from the hanpukai. We were all impressed.