At Ueno Sakura Festa.
As a resident of Fukushima Prefecture, I can't stop drinking!
It's still going on tomorrow, so I hope you'll go and have a drink.
600 yen for a set of purely comparative drinks is inexpensive!
Keep up the good work Fukushima~‼️
It's 90% polished rice and even has hops in it.
The color is very muddy.
There's a lot of miscellaneous taste. It also has a sour taste.
It looks like a neo-nihon-shu, which is great as an entry point for people who don't like nihon-shu. I think the miscellaneous taste comes from the hops.
At the Cherry Blossom Festa in Ueno Park
Comparison of 3 kinds of sake from Fukushima.
The new sake of Banjo Kotobuki. Soft taste with no peculiarity. A little bitterness in the aftertaste.
It was very easy to drink.
Delicious!
At the Cherry Blossom Festa in Ueno Park
Comparison of 3 kinds of sake from Fukushima.
This was the first time I tried Tatsusen, and it was delicious!
It had a somewhat barrel-like flavor, and was fruity and unpasteurized.
It was not too sweet and had a good acidity.
Delicious!
At the Cherry Blossom Festa in Ueno Park
Comparison of 3 kinds of sake from Fukushima.
Dry but not classic and easy to drink.
It was a taste I would like to drink with food.
Delicious!