A bottle purchased for New Year's Day and not opened until April 12, when the groundbreaking ceremony was celebrated. The sweetness and umami spread clearly. The effort of the brewery is evident in this bottle of Kaiun.
cayun (2-stringed Japanese musical instrument played with a bow)
Onuki Village in Shizuoka Prefecture's Ogasa County was a poor village, and the name Kaiun was given to it with the meaning of boosting the community.
I'm posting this because I remember drinking it on a day trip to Hamamatsu.
It is easy to drink with just the right amount of sweetness and goes really well with Shizuoka Oden.
It's a love mountain of openness 🍶.
The top aroma is slightly sweet.
When you put it in your mouth, it has an elegant sweetness and umami that is typical of Aizan.
It is clear and beautiful like Kaiun 😊.
It was delicious 🍶✨️
It has a faint muscat-like aroma at the top and a hint of alcohol later on.
It is a clear, dry wine that would go well with fatty white meat fish such as salmon.
Polishing ratio 55
Degree of liking 3.2
At the sake counter of Ikebukuro Tobu, I saw Kaiun's Shunyomai Junmai Unfiltered Nama-shu and bought it immediately.
I am a Kaiun fan, and it is exciting to drink a new kind of my favorite sake.
Dinner that night was mainly pork shabu-shabu.
I had only had Shunyo rice sake at Shichida, but how about this Kaiun?
For a Junmai Junmai Unfiltered Nama Sake from Kaiun, it was not sharp and sharp, but soft and soft, like the sunlight in spring.
In this sense, it may be that Shunyo Yone🌾 itself has its own characteristics.