Ai-no-Sato Junmai
Ai-no-Sato" is another brand of Nanyo Jozo, which brews "Kahanayo".
Although not spectacular, it has a sharp sharpness and a green apple flavor, which makes it a very enjoyable and cost-effective Junmai sake.
The aroma is not so strong.
But it smells sweet.
What is "Hana-yosu"?
I looked it up and wondered if it is the brand name of this brewery.
It is definitely suited as a food sake.
It gives the impression of being a bit strong, so the sweetness of the yakitori sauce I ordered might have been a good match.
It was not too sweet,
It is more like the sweetness of rice.
It was heavy and tasted strong.
It says it is sharp, but I haven't fully understood the sharpness yet.
I still don't fully understand the sharpness, so I would like to try more things in the future.
I and my wife are actually not very good at hana-hyo... 🙏.
Ai no Sato, which I bought in order to get a gala lottery to buy another brand...
I was not successful in the lottery, so only this one came to my house and I tried to drink it 😅...
It's not at all like a hana-hiyo-bus, but mmmm 🫠....
I'll drink it chilled in the fridge on the first day of opening the bottle 😭
The second day I brought it back to room temperature and it was still good 😅I think this one is good for room temperature.
We found out that we don't like both Ai-no-Sato and Kahayo-Yoku 🙏🙇🙏🙏🙇.
I know many of you like it, sorry 🙇♀️🙏🙏
If you want to be clear about whether you like it sweet or dry, you may not like it very much, but it is delicious.
As a food sake, it doesn't interfere with food, and I've grown to love it.
And it's relatively reasonably priced.
