The flavor changed when I paired it with food. An interesting sake:”Kirakucho Dry Junmai Ginjo”

Another cozy night of drinking alone today. I’m thinking of starting to drink sake again after a long break. The price of sake has gone up quite a bit. It’s become harder to buy it on a whim. But I’m going to buy it anyway—for everyone’s sake… or rather, just because I want to drink … Read more

My favorite sake. Nagasaki’s dry sake. Delicious.

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. Yokoyama Silver 7 It is pink. Please enjoy it chilled in a wine glass. I’m so excited. I have high … Read more

The oldest sake brewery in Kyoto, Japan. Sake that everyone knows.

Even a dusty, solitary drink. The weather has been strange. It rains guerrilla style, but at the same time, it’s extremely hot, over 30 degrees Celsius. I wandered to the liquor store to meet someone, but the weather was too bad for me to make it to the top of the ladder. I went to a … Read more

“Bakurai (爆雷) ” is slang for “super”

I drink alone sometimes. Last time, I bought a bottle of “Yamahoushi” which I thought looked good by chance. And today, I saw that they were selling a dry version of it. I have learned from past experience that sake labeled “dry” is suitable for drinkers, so I bought it without hesitation. Yamahoushi Junmai depth … Read more

Dry and very easy to drink. I am a drinker and I recommend this sake.”Yokoyama”

Sake by yourself with a little bit of warmth today! Dry” does not mean spicy, but rather sharp. It has a sharpness, which means that there is no harsh taste when it passes down the throat, and it passes down the throat before you know it. I was lined up at a liquor store, as … Read more

A sake that I personally thought was quite tasty.

Dry” does not mean spicy, but rather sharp. It has a sharpness, which means that there is no harsh taste when it passes down the throat, and it passes down the throat before you know it. The expression “spicy” is not always easy to describe. Many sake drinkers say “light and dry” as if under … Read more