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JoshuaI have had this wine here before. It has a refreshing yet tasty flavor. I served it with duck skin ponzu vinegar, quail egg marinated in miso, and wasabi sweet potato. YSTJShirakiku Shiboritate from Okunoto.
The robust flavor of unfiltered raw sake with soba miso is bliss! JoshuaCelebrating the first anniversary of my friend's soba noodle shop (sorry, I borrowed the photo). A refreshing sake with rich melon ginjo aroma. Served with boiled rice, white radish and quail's egg marinated in miso. JoshuaThe first anniversary of the soba restaurant opened by a friend. Light, cloudy, refreshing sake. Soba gaki (buckwheat noodles), tender simmered gizzards, and tenkane (a kind of fish cake). JoshuaThe last one is here. This sake has a great balance of umami and acidity, so you won't get tired of drinking it. We had it cold, but I'd like to try it warmed up. I drank a lot of it with the grilled duck and the kakiage tempura seiro. JoshuaI was allowed to drink a little bit of it. It is a delicious sake with a hint of acidity. I like the name. We enjoyed it with soba gaki (buckwheat noodles). JoshuaAt a soba noodle shop in Nishiogikubo, which was started by a high school classmate of mine. The etiquette or label is gorgeous, but the taste is also fresh and smooth. I enjoyed it with miso-marinated quail eggs and fried eggs. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title