#junmaishu

[amyfevernight]

new x touhou posts with explanations  also uhh spoilers for railspace splitspin kind of

=== Skarloey and Rhineas (Sukaroi Ginjoshu and Riniasu Junmaishu) are shōjō. Skarloey’s ability is being capable of silencing voices and Rhineas’ ability is being capable of amplifing voices. Skarloey is more classy while Rhineas is more of a party girl. But there’s one thing common with both of them: Their extreme love for sake. They’re best friends of the oni.

Hawin (Hawin Samayoeru) is a yurei. Her ability is being capable of causing others to disappear. She often loses her way around Gensokyo and relies on people to guide her places.  1020 (Dane Fukurorasen) is a Tatarimokke. Her ability is being capable of giving people horrible visions. By staring directly into 1020′s eyes, she shows both humans and youkai their absolute worst fear. She has a rivalry with Pashii as Pashii threatened to bury her alive for hurting Jem. Topham Hatt (Himei Joboshi) is a Taka onna. Her ability is being capable of elongating herself. She often appears to be an ordinary human girl but really, she is a youkai. Her true youkai self really shows during the night. Even then, she does use her powers for good. She is the superior of the Main Line youkai who take her seriously. Peregrine Percival (Hosoi Chikaku) is an Inugami. Her ability is being capable of perceiving truth and solutions to any problem. She’s quick to discover how to solve problems between others. She is the superior of the Skarloey and Culdee Fell youkai and while she’s not taken as seriously, she’s very much appreciated. Good doggo! 

[mmmthornton]

Collection of my D&D characters in Hero Forge for Funsies

Sasparilla Twig / Vastly Junmaishu Caridad del Vida / Carman San DeMan (post-wolfication) Aliz Slay / Fidget Feldspar Vita Kölsch / Spittake Hellesboch

This isn't even close to every character in any game i've played in the last ~decade but what a fun collection of gals.

[sakenoiroha]

🍶本日の日本酒🍶 🗾岐阜県 若葉さん🗾 ✨若葉 特別純米✨ 飲むほどに旨さを増す、若葉さん自慢の一本です。 特別純米は、酒の旨味を重視して醸した酒で、甘さを感じながらもさらっとした喉越しが料理を選ばず、魚や肉を更に美味しく頂ける食中酒です。 使用米：五百万石 精米歩合：60% 日本酒度：+2 酸度：1.8 720ml：￥1,370(税込) 1800ml：￥2,750(税込) 🉐お酒が1,000円割引で買える⁉️🉐 酒のいろはでは、超お得なポイントカード発行中‼️ お買い上げ2,000円で１ポイント捺印⭕️ ９ポイント貯まると1,000円割引券🎫としてご利用出��ます🈹️ ご来店お待ちしております🙇 ⬇️オンラインショップでのご購入はこちらから⬇️ sake-iroha.com . 🍶Today's sake🍶 🗾Wakaba in Gifu🗾 ✨ Wakaba Tokubetsu Junmaishu ✨ It's a bottle that Wakaba is proud of, which increases its flavor as you drink it. Special pure rice is a sake made with emphasis on the flavor of sake, and while feeling sweet, the smooth throat of the sake makes fish and meat even more delicious. Rice used: 5 million stones Rice milling rate: 60% Sake degree：+2 Acidity：1.8 720ml：¥1,370 (tax in) 1800ml：¥2,750 (tax in) 🉐You can buy alcohol at a 1,000 yen discount⁉️🉐 A super bargain point card is now available for Iroha sake ‼️ 1 point seal for 2,000 yen purchase ⭕️ If you save 9 points, you can use it as a 1,000 yen discount ticket 🎫️ We look forward to your visit 🙇 ⬇️ オンライン Shop online here ⬇️ sake-iroha.com 🍶 We look forward to your visit. #札幌#すすきの#札幌市北区 #札幌麻生#札幌酒屋#日本酒 #ビール#焼酎#ウイスキー #ブランデー#シャンパン#スパークリングワイン#ワイン#若葉 #岐阜県#特別純米#五百万石#hokkaido#sake #beer#shouchu#whisky #whiskey#brandy#champagne #wine#wakaba#gifu#gohyakumangoku (酒のいろは) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChT25t_JQ1J/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thesakeexplorer]

Yonegawa junmaishu Takazawa-shuzō, Obuse-machi Nagano Out of the three breweries in Obuse, this was the furthest from the main tourist area and had a very bare-bones shop with just a few products when I visited. I honestly didn't expect much from this bottle. Yet almost every single modest brewery I have visited on my explorations has yielded a wonderful surprise, and this was no exception. Clear, slightly yellow, and viscous. Aromas of ripe pear and cooked rice with subtle floral notes. Soft and rich on the tongue, subtly sweet with a hint of effervescence along with spreading umami. Refreshing acidity and spice in the finish with lingering pear compote flavors coating the throat. This pulls off the rare trick of being umami rich but refreshing and fruity at the same time, with no medicinal or other off notes to speak of. Good chilled to slightly below room temperature, but gets heavier and more viscous with warming. Best pairing was with a slightly sweet yogurt-based Indian curry. 9.8🍶/10 #japan #nihonshu #japanesesake #sakelover #sakestagram #saketasting #tastingnotes #sakereviews #junmaishu #yonegawa #obuse #nagano #日本酒 #純米酒 #米川 #小布施町 #長野県 (at 高沢酒造) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNZZ2zhAlec/?igshid=gh1fizgnxj3i

[tshirtsbot]

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[maskedmuses]

Send ‘I can’I wait anymore…’ to grab my muse and kiss them OR send ‘What do you–?’ for my muse to kiss yours, instead. || Still accepting!

@scionmagius​ asked:  I can’t wait anymore . . . (@ koya)

In all senses of the word, it had been a date.

Having made their way across the sea to Kugane, their adventure within the city had been exciting, even including a run in with Hancock, who had refused them to remain in their adventuring attire, lending them the traditional yukatas for the day to explore the city. The markets had been explored, finding little interesting knickknacks—and a very sharp samurai sword that G’raha had to pull Koya away from—and relished in the scenery. By the time the sun began to sweep downward, the two had partaken of the Eastern specialties for the evening. A dinner at the Shiokaze Hostelry, relishing in their famous junmaishu, and by the end of it, the two were rosy cheeked and filled with laughter.

Walking back to the Inn, hands were laced together, her head tilted upon his shoulder. The effects of the brew had worn off, but any question to it and her open affection would have been immediately struck down with nothing more than an influenced mind. Traveling the world with G’raha made her wish she never had to do anything else but that.

Once in their shared room, Koya’s attention turned towards the hot springs just beyond the window. “Hey, Raha, we could go soak in the springs before bed. They’re separated by guys and girls, but I’m sure it would still be fun, what do you—?”

She had turned, her ponytail flipping over her shoulder just as G’raha had come up on her. She hadn’t even notice his closeness until his fingers were pressed against her cheeks, lips lifted and beckoning to her, the soft sentiment nothing more than a whisper. Blue eyes were wide briefly, before falling to half-mast, her face tilting to brush her nose against his own.

“…G’raha…”

His name was murmured between the minute space left between them, arms coming to wrap around his shoulders, pulling the Miqo’te closer as lashed brushed against her cheek. His grip around her waist kept her stationary, an innocent press easily discarded in favor of gliding skin against lip, mouths opening, welcoming the other with small grazes of teeth and tongue in tender affection. Breath slipped out from the cracks, the collisions of warmth surging where the fight of sliding pink tongues was growing steadily to a head.

And G’raha Tia had managed to fell the Warrior of Light with the unbridled love poured into each and every motion.

It was Koya that broke it apart, her hands shifting from his shoulders to his face, chest heaving with a fluttering pulse, knees trembling for a sheer need for more of him. “…Ra-Ra…ha,” she managed out, thumb stroking his face as her eyes opened, gazing upon him. “Raha, that was…Y-you are…” Her tongue felt heavy, lips swollen with desire for more.

She never wanted to stop.

Leaning back in, her lips touched his own, a brief sweep before she pulled her chin back, resting her forehead against his own. “R-aha, I have to…I got to say somethin’ first.” She breathed, quivering in his grasp. “I…” Her sky hued optics searching his crimson, as if trying to find the courage within his gaze. Once she had found it, the whispered words were uttered, before diving in to another heartfelt press into his lips.

“I love you, Raha.”

[artemismitten-blog]

A Cultural and Sightseeing Tour of Kugane - FFXIV

Hingashi – 0:00-1:30

Hingashi: an isolationist, Far Eastern island nation and the Warrior of Light’s first introduction to Hydaelyn’s Far East.

Comprised of the islands of Shishu and Koshu, the archipelago Hingashi is situated to the east of Othard and the Ruby Sea, allowing foreigners, or “ijin,” only into the port city of Kugane, and the adventurer’s residential district, Shirogane. Both Kugane and Shirogane can be found on the smaller and westernmost island in the archipelago, Shishu. The larger island, Koshu, is home to Bukyo, the capital of Hingashi, and is the seat of the ruling government, bakufu.

Due to Hingashi’s isolationism, little to nothing is known about cities outside Kugane and Bukyo. Even the bakufu is somewhat mysterious, with outsiders lacking full knowledge of the manner of governmental organization. What we do know of the bakufu is that its soldiers are stationed in key strategic areas around Hingashi, including “the Ruby Price, the first line of defense for the port of Kugane…” 1 Kugane is also ruled by a lord bugyo, or governor, who resides in Kugane Castle as a representative of the bakufu.

  The Sekiseigumi Barracks – 1:31-2:53

While the bakufu acts as the military peacekeeper of Hingashi, within Kugane, the Sekiseigumi acts as the premier police force. The Sekiseigumi is primarily comprised of Hingan men and women born into families low in Hingashi’s caste system2. Members of the Sekiseigumi are able to improve their social standing by becoming samurai. Their uniforms include scarlet haori with white skirts, and their standard weapons include katanas and lances. The Sekiseigumi are quick to arrest or even execute troublemaking ijin, and have been known to deal with troublemakers within their own ranks via ritual suicide, or seppuku. The Sekiseigumi Barracks are the headquarters of this peacekeeping brotherhood, and while visitors are not allowed without official business, a viewing of the zen garden behind the main building is worth a quick and stealthy detour past the guards. Afterward, one may enjoy a cup of tea at the teahouse next door and visit Matsuba Square, named for one of the first lines of magistrates in Kugane. Matsuba Square is also famous for being the location of a skirmish between loyal and traitorous Sekiseigumi soldiers seeking to overthrow the bakufu of Hingashi to incite change to its rigid caste system3.

  Cuisine – 2:54-4:16

Umineko Teahouse

Aside from the Sekiseigumi Barracks teahouse, the bulk of Kugane’s restaurant establishments may be found near Tenkonto, meaning Aetheryte, or more precisely translated as “spire of drifting souls.”4 The Umineko Teahouse serves excellent tea and sweets and is run by the lovely Ume. Directly across from the teahouse, one may view the towering Statue of Zuiko, depicting Zuiko of Clan Buhen atop his steed. Zuiko was a great Hingan warlord and founder of Suenokuni, the region in southern Shishu surrounding Kugane5.

  Shiokaze Hostelry

Beside the Umineko Teahouse, and often sharing patrons with it, is The Shiokaze Hostelry. The Hostelry is housed within the tallest tower in Kugane and serves Far Eastern cuisine and junmaishu - a rice wine imported from Koshu, whose rice is purported to be superior in flavor to rice from Kugane’s home island of Shishu6. If one were to glace up within the Hostelry’s tower, once could catch a glimpse of the great golden bell that hangs from the ceiling. The tower is also popular for its climbability, with daredevils from all over attempting to reach its rooftop for a splendid view of Kugane.

  Kugane Castle – 4:17-5:12

Leaving the Shiokaze Hostelry from the second floor puts one on Tasogare Bridge: a brilliant vermilion, wooden bridge, beneath which small ships pass into the heart of Kugane. From this bridge looking east is Kugane Castle, where visiting dignitaries are entertained. Kugane Castle once came under siege by a band of shinobi, who took foreign dignitaries and the lord bugyo of Kugane hostage in a display of opposition to the influence of foreign nations on Hingashi. The siege was ended when the warrior of light snuck into the castle via an entrance in the sewer and defeated the shinobi in the castle’s great performance hall7,8. Atop the castle one can view Hingashi’s emblem, the tomoe, which is also visible on many other structures throughout the port city9.

  Kugane Ofunakura – 5:13-5:41

Continuing across the Tasogare Bridge brings one to the Kugane Ofunakura and the airship docks. The Ofunakura was founded by Kugane’s lord bugyo and employs shipwrights skilled in local and foreign shipbuilding and mending10. It is located in the lower portion of the Ofunakura tower, with the airship landing hosting foreign and bakufu vessels atop the tower.

  Kogane Dori – 5:42-6:25

To the east of the Kugane Ofunakura is Kogane Dori, a heavily populated market street where merchants sell wares and auctions are held. The auction house of Kogane Dori auctions rare items such as art pieces and weaponry, and has even been known to auction off beastmen, such as Qiqirn, for use in traditional medicine11. Also found on Kogane Dori is the Mujikoza kabuki theater, which provides entertainment that is highly popular with both locals and foreign visitors. The nature of kabuki is such that many roles are played by men, including portrayals of women, which has sometimes confused foreign visitors12.

  Rakuza District – 6:26-8:56

Market Stalls

Aside from Kogane Dori, Kugane also hosts a second commercial area: the Rakuza District. The Rakuza District is subject to relaxed trade restrictions and is host to market stalls filled with wares from all over Hydaelyn13. One such stall, Daitenya, takes its name from the largest peak in Hingashi, Daitenzan. Daitenya is a good stop for foreigners seeking fine silks and garments to better blend in with local fashion. One may be surprised to find children working in and around the Rakuza District, whether helping to sell wares or passing out advertisements. Hingan culture is such that children are often encouraged to work from a young age to help their families – a fact that may surprise some visitors14.

  Sanjo Hanamachi

The Rakuza District is also home to Sanjo Hanamachi – Kugane’s geiko district. The geiko reside within the district’s okiya, or geiko house. Geiko are women trained in Hingan entertainment arts, including conversation, dance, and song. They are invited to play hostess to meetings and parties for wealthy Hingans, and have even been invited by the lord bugyo “to perform at the inaugural Kaiko-odori, a festival celebrating the opening of Kugane’s port to the world.”15 The geiko are not to be confused with employees of pleasure houses, which can also be found in the Rakuza District.

 Bokairo Inn and Bokaisen Hot Springs

In addition to being a center of commerce and entertainment, the Rakuza District is also home to the Bokairo Inn and Bokaisen Hot Springs. The Bokairo Inn offers accommodations for merchants, dignitaries, and visitors to Kugane, with rooms decorated in a Far Eastern fashion, featuring a windowed view of the inn’s zen garden. Attached to the inn are the Bokaisen Hot Springs, famous for their rejuvenating hot sake baths, made with fine Hingan rice wine poured into the natural spring16,17. Although hot spring baths are normally enjoyed by locals in the nude, in Kugane, they are enjoyed in bathing suits out of sensitivity for foreign cultures16. For the more modest visitors, local peddlers also deliver hot water from the Bokaisen Hot Springs to be enjoyed in privacy18.

  Ijin District – 8:57-9:41

The port city of Kugane is open equally to all foreign nations, and important foreigners are allowed residency in the Ijin District, or Ijin-gai. Within the Ijin District, one can find a number of consulates representing the nations of Hydaelyn, each with unique architectural aspects representative of their homelands. Violence is strictly forbidden within Kugane, allowing nations currently at war to coexist peacefully within yalms of each other in the Ijin District. Within the Ijin District are the Rakusui Gardens, offering a peaceful respite away from the main streets of the bustling city.

  Shirogane – 9:42-10:57

Foreign individuals are also allowed residency in a district of Kugane called Shirogane. Strictly meant to house foreigners, Hingan locals are unable to reside in Shirogane unless married to a foreigner19. Shirogane is located on a small island off the shore of Kugane and may be reached by ferry from Pier #2. This residential district is home to its own market, the Akanezaka Markets, selling wares useful for adventuring, resource gathering, crafting, and homemaking. The Kobun Gardens, located outside the Kobai Goten Apartments, offer a relaxing environment complete with vermillion bridges over koi ponds and benches surrounding the area. In northwestern Shirogane, one may visit the Shirakumo Hot Springs, featuring a secluded, natural spring on a cliffside with a view of the ocean. In southeastern Shirogane are the Hidden Shores: a secluded, white-sand beach perfect for sunbathing and swimming. Off the western shore of Shirogane one may also visit the lighthouse, which is open for all to climb and glimpse a magnificent view of the residential district.

  Kokajiya – 10:58-11:34

In addition to its food, mercantile, and entertainment industries, Kugane is also home to master blacksmiths and armorers, whose work is conducted in Kokajiya20. Headed by master swordsmith Shinto and master armorer Fugetsu, the craftsmen of Kokajiya follow the principles of maintaining a mind clear of all but their craft and crafting with the patron’s interests first and foremost in mind. Despite the heat of the forge, many visitors are attracted to Kokajiya, where they are welcome to watch the craftsmen at work.

  The Piers – 11:35-12:28

No trip to Kugane would be complete without a tour of its piers, which are central to the city’s economy and newfound openness to the rest of the world. Foreign visitors will be well-acquainted with Pier #2, where all foreign vessels must be inspected by the customs officer Tenzan. The Short Pier is a dock for small skiffs sometimes used to enter the waterways deeper in the Hingan-restricted heart of Kugane. Finally, Pier #1 is where Hingan vessels such as the Kuroboro Maru are unloaded with goods from Koshu, and loaded again with goods from Shishu and foreign nations before returning to Hingashi’s capital, Bukyo. Pier #1 also houses several kuras, or storehouses, which store valuable goods until they are ready to be loaded on merchant ships by dock workers.

  Finale – 12:29-12:56

I hope you’ve enjoyed this cultural and sightseeing tour of Kugane. The ability to enter this bustling port city is truly a privilege, allowing visitors to experience some of the rich, but well-hidden Hingan culture firsthand. May the rest of your visit be enjoyable, and until next time, I’m Artemis Mitten – your friendly ijin tourguide.

  References

1.    FFXIV Journal, Stormblood Main Scenario Quests, “Once More, to the Ruby Sea;” see https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Once_More,_to_the_Ruby_Sea

2.    Makoto (NPC), Samurai Questline, “Trials of the Sekiseigumi;” see quest text: https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Loremonger:Trials_of_the_Sekiseigumi

3.    Makoto (NPC), Samurai Questline, “Matsuba Mayhem” and “The Hunt for Ugetsu;” see https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Makoto

4.    FFXIV Sightseeing Log, 055 Vista Record, “Tenkonto;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Tenkonto

5.    FFXIV Sightseeing Log, 053 Vista Record, “The Statue of Zuiko;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/The_Statue_of_Zuiko

6.    Karaku (NPC), “A Bleak Diagnosis;” see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA67C9Ef6Sw

7.     FFXIV Duty Finder, Dungeons (ARR, Heavensward, Stormblood), “Kugane Castle;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Kugane_Castle

8.    FFXIV Journal, Hingan Sidequests, “King of the Castle;” see https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/King_of_the_Castle

9.    Fandom - Final Fantasy Wiki, “Kugane,” Trivia; see https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Kugane

10. FFXIV Sightseeing Log, 056 Vista Record, “Kugane Ofunakura;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Kugane_Ofunakura

11.  FFXIV Journal, Side Story Quests, Even Further Hildibrand Adventures, “Life Imitates Art Imitates Life;” see https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/Life_Imitates_Art_Imitates_Life

12. FFXIV Sidequest, “The Perfect Woman;” see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXRa0jUPTCg

13. FFXIV Sightseeing Log, 054 Vista Record, “Rakuza District;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Rakuza_District

14. FFXIV Sidequest, “Child Labor;” see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUFwV5T2QRs

15. FFXIV Journal, Weaver Quest, “The Crane’s Caveat;” see https://ffxiv.consolegameswiki.com/wiki/The_Crane%27s_Caveat

16.  FFXIV Sightseeing Log, 023 Vista Record, “Bokairo Inn;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Bokaisen_Hot_Springs

17. FFXIV Sidequest, “A Drink in the Tub;” see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE4uvz8h8Bc

18. FFXIV Sidequest, “To Bathe a Garlean;” see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpS7EO0L48o

19. FFXIV Sidequest, “I Dream of Shirogane;” see https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/I_Dream_of_Shirogane

20. Gamer Escape, “Kokajiya;” see

https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Kokajiya

[cottea]

Newly found beauty Ni I Da Shi Zen Shu Junmaishu A bit acidic like Aramasa but tasted Kome Ajino Omosa which is rare to find. Overall very impressed. Would like to find a whole bottle. #sake #nihonshu #morohaku #niidashizenshu #junmaishu #sapporo #hokkaido #snow #kamikawadaisetsu #上川大雪 #日本酒 #札幌 #もろはく #酒場 #니혼슈 #純米酒 #福島 #니이다시젠슈 #쥰마이슈 #후쿠시마 #모로하쿠 (at もろはく) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrGoGPOH6ed/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=cyhmkgcku4sy

[mta2n]

Happy SAKE time 💕 #sake #nihonshu #junmaishu #goodtasty #ricetastic ------------ 川鶴 讃岐山田錦 旨口純米酒 米の旨味がきたあとにスッキリとした酸味 うん♪ これはまさに旨口😋 #旨口 #純米酒 #山田錦 #無濾過 #valentine

[proneboy]

#12Travel to Japan for the Best Japanese Food, Restaurants

#12Travel to Japan for the Best Japanese Food, Restaurants

I was attracted by the words “Gold Award 2021.” I went to my favorite supermarket without any information, And after much deliberation, I bought with the following words. “Highest Gold Award, 2021!” What! Other sake is labeled “Gold Prize,” but “Highest Gold Prize”? I had no choice but to drink it. In my experience, Daiginjo has a stronger aroma than other Junmaishu. This time, too, the…

[sakenoiroha]

❄️ 🍶本日の日本酒🍶 🗾北海道 高砂酒造さん🗾 ✨高砂 純米酒 大雪 雪中貯蔵✨ まろやかで旨みがのった味わいとすっきりした飲み口が特徴。 使用米：国産米 精米歩合：60% 日本酒度：+3 酸度：1.7 720ml：￥1,375(税込) 🉐お酒が1,000円割引で買える⁉️🉐 酒のいろはでは、超お得なポイントカード発行中‼️ お買い上げ2,000円で１ポイント捺印⭕️ ９ポイント貯まると1,000円割引券🎫としてご利用出来ます🈹️ ご来店お待ちしております🙇 ⬇️オンラインショップでのご購入はこちらから⬇️ sake-iroha.com 🍶Today's Sake🍶 🗾Hokkaido Takasagosakebrewery 🗾 ✨ Takasago Junmaishu Taisdthu Setchuchozou✨ A gorgeous scent reminiscent of fruit.A refreshing acidity and juicy taste that spreads every moment you put it in your mouth. It is characterized by a mild, savory taste and a refreshing taste. Rice used ： Domestic rice Rice milling rate ： 60% Sake degree ： +3 Acidity ： 1.7 720ml ：￥1,375(taxin) #札幌#すすきの#札幌市北区 #札幌麻生#札幌酒屋#日本酒 #ビール#焼酎#ウイスキー #ブランデー#シャンパン#スパークリングワイン #sapporo#hokkaido#sake #beer#shouchu#whisky #whiskey#brandy#champagne #wine#高砂酒造#北海道#雪中貯蔵#純米酒#雪中貯蔵酒#夏酒#限定酒#酒のいろは (酒のいろは) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgD5uIGJFZc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[english-fruit-sake]

Kurabito-no Ichigoshu (Strawberry Liqueur)

Taiyo Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.

Brewery Taiyo Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. Raw liquor Filtered Sake Ingredients Strawberries (grown in Northern Echigo), filtered sake, sugars, acids, and brewed alcohol Alcohol content 11% Volume（ml） 500ml Manufacture process Fruit is washed and soaked in Junmaishu with added sugars and brewed alcohol. After letting it mature for a week, the fruit is removed and the liquor is filtered and hydrated to adjust the alcohol level before being bottled. Fruits & vegetables used Strawberries Origin Niigata Prefecture Characteristics of used fruit and vegetables Made using "Echigohime" strawberries from Northern Echigo. Tasting comment Has the richness of the Junmai sake base combined harmoniously with the well-balanced tartness and sweetness of the strawberries. Recommended drinking temperature 10℃ Recommended drinking method Straight, on the rocks, diluted with water, soda water, or milk Storage method Room temperature Compatible local cuisine and ingredients -

[sakejapanese]

NIHONSHU: QUANTI TIPI DI SAKE?

NIHONSHU: QUANTI TIPI DI SAKE?

Si fa presto a dire sake… Approfondimento A cura di G. Baldini Oramai cominciamo ad orientarci anche in Italia e a riconoscere le differenti tipologie di sake. E non sorprende più di sentir parlare di junmaishu o di junmai ginjo senza che ti guardino strano o incuriositi (per inciso, la j ha un suono affricato e si pronuncia “giunmai” con la G morbida/dolce non e “ghingio” con la G dura e non…

[wxnedad]

crepus' doorstep now hosted an earthenware bottle painted in varying shades of blue against its white background. beside it was an apparent basket of bamboo weave, but after lifting the lid one would find it to be carefully lined and filled with soup. a proper card was placed alongside the two items, "in the bottle is rice wine of inadzuma, junmaishu. the basket is udon soup. skywatchers said it would be cold when this was delivered, so enjoy both hot." [teyvat gift exchange]

For that day there was almost some sort of structure surrounding it. Wake up and simply lie in bed for a while contemplating every single thing so far before getting dressed , also having to find hearing aids in a blind panic. Slowly he walked down the stairs of the small cottage then towards the main door , originally planning to stare out at the surroundings that no matter what never got old. Still ever so wonderful to see from the location of his new home. However upon the normally empty doorstep now was a bottle and basket. No order had been completed then again Crepus’ memory was not the best so he just accepted the possibility of it being forgotten. He leant down to pick up the card before getting to reading every single part. Rich wine seemed new which , along with every other part of the information , made him believe the sender was definitely not local. Though such gift still was appreciated. Greatly so. The basket and bottle were carefully carried indoors and placed gently onto the main desk downstairs.

“ udon soup ? Does sound interesting. I should try and send some thanks to this person eventually. “

[eatprojapan]

Junmaishu is a sake made from pure rice with no brewed alcohol added.

#EatProJapan

[lucky-field7]

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