Maybe that was a little harsh, but I sort of feel like you deserve it if you couch a (IMHO) slender painting practice with a press release that consists entirely of an essay by a German art historian explaining what a T-shirt is:
I can't believe I can respond to this coherently, but: I don't like Terada Honke's sakes! They have the same problem as most "natural" wines for me--they taste a little too sour or cidery. But I know they're hip. And they seem very well distributed--I see them in lots of good wine stores.
One dependable low-end sake that I've found a few places is Kirinzan Classic Futushu. It's much closer to a typical profile and is versatile. A little about it here:
“And then I hope Eliza Douglas buys one so she can finally make a good painting.” Lmaoo
Maybe that was a little harsh, but I sort of feel like you deserve it if you couch a (IMHO) slender painting practice with a press release that consists entirely of an essay by a German art historian explaining what a T-shirt is:
https://www.overduinandco.com/archive/eliza_douglas/2021/ED_PR.pdf
Terada Honke's "Musubi Chiba" is a pretty psycho little bottle of sake if ur looking for review material
I can't believe I can respond to this coherently, but: I don't like Terada Honke's sakes! They have the same problem as most "natural" wines for me--they taste a little too sour or cidery. But I know they're hip. And they seem very well distributed--I see them in lots of good wine stores.
One dependable low-end sake that I've found a few places is Kirinzan Classic Futushu. It's much closer to a typical profile and is versatile. A little about it here:
https://wildwines.us/products/kirinzan-classic-futsushu-720ml?variant=32261655789707