くまくま
The last is Kitano Nishiki from Yubari, Hokkaido, Japan, which is rare. ❤️ It may or may not have a melon flavor.
Japanese>English
SakenowaRecord your sake experiences and discover your favorites
Timeline
くまくま
Lunchtime drinking on the first day of GW started with Miyamanishiki from Goktaka: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Last, Kurogyu's Yamadanishiki Junmai Sake from Wakayama: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
This weekend's lunchtime drinking starts at Ganki's Arabashiri: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Last, Junmai Ginjo-shu from Iwanokura from Saga: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Next, Tanigawa-dake Spring Sake from Gunma, Japan: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Sunday afternoon drinking starts with Manrei's Oumachi from Saga: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Last, Junmai Ginjo Omachi from Nokomi, also from Saga: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Weekend lunchtime drinking starts with Nabeshima Purple Label: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Last, a new sake from Tenmei, a mid-size sake from Tenmei: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
On a poka-poka sunny spring day, of course, it's lunchtime drinking, so we started with Nagareki's Spring Sake: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Last, my favorite Nabeshima Blue Label: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Next, Toichi's Spring Sake from Saga: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Saturday lunchtime drinking starts with Urasato's Usu nigori sake from Ibaraki: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Lastly, spring sake from Higashitsuru from Saga: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Weekend lunchtime drinking starts with new Eikofuji sake: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Lastly, Junmai Ginjo Hitogokochi from Yamazan, a much talked about revived brewery from Nagano: ❤️
Japanese>English
くまくま
Weekend lunchtime drinking starts with Kamo Kanehide's spring sake: ❤️
Japanese>English