Take a break once in a while , Suigei
Japanese Sake(Ginjo,Seishu) x Can you get Drunken Whale sake in The Walmart Black Friday 2021 ?
Today, I’ve been drinking nice sake.
Recently, I’ve been comparing “Special junmai sake”, “Junmai ginjo”, “Junmai daiginjo”, and “Ginjo”.
This time, on my way home from work, I thought it looked familiar, so I bought it.
(I’ll remember where I saw it later.)
酔鯨 SUIGEI

I personally prefer “the Junmai”, “the Junmai Ginjo”, and “the Ginjo” , as the Junmai has a more refreshing rice flavor, and the Ginjo has a stronger aroma, more like wine than rice.
In addition, there are different aroma strains depending on the number of koji yeast, so I also compare them.

Drunken Whale (酔鯨 SUIGEI)
is a sake from Kochi Prefecture in Japan. I’ve never had a sake from Shikoku before. I personally like the design of the whale.
The first sip was mild on the palate. The aroma is not as strong as that of Junmai-sake, so it goes down the throat more easily than Ginjo-sake.
Personally, I find the aroma of Ginjo sake to be similar to that of wine.
Junmai-sake has a more consistent aroma, I think.
I think there is a difference in the taste after drinking it (I want to test that!).
I find that the amount diminishes before you know it.
The taste is good and straightforward.
it seems to go well with oden. (Next time, I’ll have oden as a side dish).
Now, where did I remember that I had seen this before?
What should I do for a snack? I went to the convenience store and looked at the canned goods.
I decided to go for a nice canned food.
As I picked up the canned goods, I looked to the side and saw a whale in the convenience store where whales are most frequently seen!
And it was only slightly cheaper than the supermarket where I bought it.
And it’s only slightly cheaper than the supermarket where I bought it.
But it’s good because it’s delicious.


It’s just nice day, and I’m drunk.

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Self Introduction

I drink sake (Ginjo)every day and tell people overseas how delicious it is.
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