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Nf bapakIt was a fresh sake with a fruity aroma, a clean and light mouthfeel, a slightly sweet taste, and a bitter finish. It was a new sake only available at the opening of the brewery, but after five months in the refrigerator, we enjoyed it as a refreshing sake that is also suitable for summer.
It's a pity that Umenoyado has restructured its sake lineup to focus more on liqueurs. It's too bad, because it's such a delicious sake. I guess it hurts that Kaze no Mori and Shinomine are so close to each other... Nf bapakAcidic and tasty. It has a yellowish color and a slightly classic, refreshing taste.
My son won this bottle from a 1,000 yen gacha at a brewery opening in the fall of the year before last. The two dried fish included in the package were, of course, in his stomach long ago.
The junmai we drank at the brewery opening last fall was "clear, refreshing, slightly acidic, and good," so I wonder if it has deteriorated by being kept at room temperature for a year.
As well as the fresh sake in the refrigerator, we should drink the fire-aged sake while it is still tasty.
The photo shows the entrance decoration at the opening of the brewery the year before last and the scene from last year's Osaka Pro Wrestling match. Too bad the weather was not so good last year...
I read the label on the back of the bottle carefully and found that it is supposed to be served at room temperature or lukewarm, so I warmed it up on the second day. I usually don't like heated sake, but this sake seemed to be better suited for this purpose than for chilled sake. It seems that junmai without red plum is also suitable for chilled drinking. マナチーHi Nf😃❗️
Osaka Pro Wrestling🤣❗️
Osaka Pro Wrestling is the first thing that comes up for Ebessan, I'm a meeja 🤣. Nf bapakGood evening, Mr. Manachie. Do you like Osaka Pro Wrestling? On the day of the event, it looked a little cold with the occasional sprinkling of rain and everyone with bare skin going around the warehouse building to call out to the crowd, but the ring mat was a lot of fun! RecommendedContentsSectionView.title
