From Kyoto Prefecture's Fushimi district, Yamamoto Honke exports a number of sake to the U.S., none of which particularly hold my attention, let alone affection. Which is a shame, because this stuff rocks! 17.5% of fragrant, syrupy, sharp and intoxicating goodness. If this is indeed Mr. Genbei's brew, Inari bless him and all of the brewery's 333 years (yes, founded in 1677!) Served on tap from a tank sitting squarely in the brewery's on-site specialist chicken restaurant, Torisei, which is equally a cracking good time. Not to mention the excellent sake lees soft-serve ice cream available at their shop next door. Forget Ryoanji, Kinkakuji, Kiyomizudera, Heian Jingu and Arashiyama, this is the highlight of any visit to Kyoto.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Genbei-san no Ginjo Genshu Namazake
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