September 19, 2012
Sho Chiku Bai Sake
Red Wine Wino always ready to try new things, opted for bottle of Sake. This one comes from California and can be served warm or cold. In this case, decided to go with warming it first. White Wine Wino normally craves unfiltered Sake but did like this one. Red Wine Wino was good with it, too. Like its smoothness when taken in "small shots" that the Sake cups remind us of. Even better 15% alcohol content gives it a little more umph than some wines!
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