fundcottage Japanese sake blog

It's fundcottage. What did you do this weekend? This time I will introducing a KYOTO's dry sake "MOMONOSHIZUKU JUNMAIDAIGINJO" I went to Auckland New Zealand this weekend, and I grabbed this sake at Japanese restaurant TANUKI " http://www.sakebars.co.nz/tanuki/ " Before writing about this sake, let me introduce "TANUKI". This Japanese restaurant was an amazing. Friendly staff and reasonable good foods. Thanks TANUKI. Their TENPURA was really original. Highly recommended. Then in terms of "MOMONOSHIZUKU", I like this that goes well with sashimi or sunomono. Speaking of KYOTO sake, I already knew "TAMANOHIKARI" and "GEKKEIKAN". But it was my first time of it. Was a dry taste and a littile bit fruit flavor. This is made by MATSUMOTO sake brewing. " http://www.momonoshizuku.com/en/product/index.html " GOOD JOB. When you enjoy having sashimi, I can recommend this sake. If you

It's fundcottage. What did you do last Friday? This time, let me introduce a great clear taste Japanese sake 'CHIYOMUSUBI JUNMAI DAIGINJO' from TOTTORI to you. Last week I took part in a Japanese sake event that held at Japanese restaurant(Gold class Daruma) in Sydney. And I found a great sweety and clear taste sake there. Amazingly enough, it was from TOTTORI! I thought TOTTORI didn't have such a super clear sake, but I have changed my mind. It made by CHIYOMUSUBI Brewery! If you want to get more information, check it out below link. This is a highly recommend for sake lovers who prefer clear taste to dry one. I'm definitely clear sake lover. #English brewery page is available now→　 http://www.chiyomusubi.co.jp/index_eng.html In addition, when you go to TOTTORI, you can join their brewery tour. It's located in an interesting area near the 'MIZUKI SHIGERU road' that is known as a popular sightseeing spot. <GREAT>★★★★／★★★★★ A