Yokoyama SilverI couldn’t forget it because it was so good last time, and to my surprise, they were selling a different one, so I was excited to buy it. I won’t hesitate to go back.
It is pink. Please enjoy it chilled in a wine glass. I’m so excited. I have high expectations.
Coo! I have a weakness for limited edition phrases. 2021BY BY is the year it was made at the brewery.
Screw cap. It’s “Yokoyama” in hiragana.
The bottle is opened as if it were going to be popped.
The aroma is faintly ginjo.
Gulp it down!
Japanese Ranking 106th
Nagasaki Prefecture Ranking 1st
Comment: A
Last year it was a draft sake, but this year it is a draft. Is that why the label color is different?
Clear and soft on the palate. It has a fruity, muscat-like flavor with a freshness of nama-zake.
As expected, it is the most fruity of the three types compared.
Comment: B
Fizzy and refreshing
t has a sweetness that is not too sweet, and the finish is clear and dry. It has a melon-like sweetness. The taste is refreshing and never boring. It is a food sake. The last one was drier and more to my liking. This one is also delicious. I like dry sake.
The snack was goya campuru (bitter melon stir-fry) from Famima.
Bitter melon is good for your health and goes well with sake. It was another good day.
Click here for other West Japan →Here
Thank you for reading to the end. Please don’t forget to bookmark this page.
You mention that “It doesn’t pair particularly well with sushi”, but later describe the two sweetnesses as complementing each other…
Another cozy night of drinking alone today.This time, I decided to treat myself to a…
I visited a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Odaiba, Tokyo, again because I had enjoyed my…
Another cozy night of drinking alone. Today, I'm out for drinks with a friend. We're…
Another cozy night of drinking alone. Today I went to a sake gathering. It was…
The Planet of Sushi We went there because we wanted to enjoy some delicious sake…
I’ve been curious about this place for quite a while just because of its name:…
Thank you for your question. When it comes to sake that pairs well with sushi, I find it interesting how…