All of these brands are delicious. Sake with distinctive afro hair.

Today, too, I’m drinking alone. I’m worried that I’m being treated like a prowler for wandering around the liquor store too much, but no matter. Today, too, I am strolling around looking for good sake. The number of “hiyaoroshi” sake has increased considerably. The lineup of sake is going to become more complete from now … Read more

Mimuro Sugi, the second most famous sake in Nara Prefecture, ranks first in the nation.

Today, too, a dusty sake for one person. Hiyoroshi. Everywhere I looked, there were hiyaoroshi. I wonder if this is the busy season for sake distribution. I feel like the refrigerators in the stores are well stocked.I bought a bottle of “Mimuro Sugi,” a sake I’ve been noticing lately, because I thought I had to try … Read more

Hiyaoroshi” is a seasonal term for sake, which is drunk in autumn and winter.

Today, too, a dusty sake for one person. Hiya Oroshi. There are more and more. I am weak against limited editions, so I am always troubled by them. Hiyaoroshi is a slightly mellow sake brewed in the summer and waiting for its autumn release. Zakku Hiya Oroshi Zakk on the high street after a long … Read more

Juicy sake representing Ibaraki Prefecture

Today, too, I am drinking sake by myself. I drank a variety of sake. There was “Morishima,” which had always exuded dignity from its label. Morishima Junmaiginjyo It’s a bottle heating process. The method of heat treatment is to sterilize the entire bottle by placing it in boiling water. The image is like putting all … Read more

Famous JozenMizunogotoshi, red bottle, Hiyoroshi

Today, too, I am drinking alone in the dust. I drank Jozen MIzuno gotosi the year before last, when I had just started this blog and before I had a mold. A year later, I got my sake tasting license (I still don’t know how good I am at it) and found this red bottle … Read more

Typical Sake of Toyama Prefecture Manjusen

Today, too, I’m a dusty person drinking. The other day I went to Toyama on business. It was a one-day trip, but I ate a lot of food. Since I was driving around the prefecture, I didn’t get to drink any sake, but I saw a lot of Manjusen in various places. I was really … Read more