ヒラッチョ
Akagisan Honjozo Dry Nama-Shu. A man's sake.
This sake is featured in Seiko Yamauchi's "Nightfall Sake Review" in a highly enthusiastic article.
This is the second time I've had this sake, but I've always wanted to try it in Gunma Prefecture.
Exquisite softness, umami, and dry sharpness.
I wanted to try it with yakitori,
It goes wonderfully with yakitori (tare) and torimeshi Shigematsu at Torihei in the Takasaki Station Station Building, and I can't get enough of it.
The Kanto High School Baseball Tournament ⚾️ is a good place to start,
Teikyo and Saitama's Hanasaki-Tokuei both won their games cold with a lineup explosion.
The bat has become less resilient since the spring, but Teikyo hit four home runs and Tokuei two, so maybe it doesn't matter as long as you get it on the core.
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Hi Hiraccio, ⚾️
I've never paired Torihei with Akagisan, but I have such strong memories of both that I'm already drooling over the marriage ♡.
Not to mention the skewers, the whole bird meal is like a snack ✨.
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ヒラッチョ
Hi Jurian, ⚾️
This is actually my first time in Torihei and I enjoyed it.
I usually don't eat rice🍚 in principle when I drink sake, but this was indeed a whole snack.
Akagisan is a good sake👍.
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