Long time no see brief Hana no Kaori.
I was heavily drunk, so I don't remember the details, but I can't believe it's the same brewery as Sanzo.
Both are delicious, though.
I am a boxer.
It was so delicious. My wife was very satisfied with this bottle. The initial fragrance, the restrained yet firm fruitiness on the palate, and the umami of the rice.
It was a first prize recently.
The mouthfeel is mild and smooth, but tightens up later.
It also has a gorgeousness that lives up to its name.
Since it is a Kumamoto sake, I paired it with horse sashimi, but I think the sake overpowered it a little... Maybe it would go well with soup stock or oden.
Record.
It's not sold at the Hana-no-Ka sake brewery, but it was sold at a product store near my parents' house.
They only sell the 375 ml size (maybe).
Low al and light like juice.
I was lucky enough to get this one.
The lid flew off with a shpon💦.
I had been drinking Sundo Ni Nozomi until the day before, but when I put it up to my nose, the aroma is Sundo. A little bit of acidity too.
In the mouth it is a chili microcarbonation. The sweetness is quite subdued, but the base is a Sanchi feeling of rice vanilla or woody, I can't describe it well, but the nice aroma in the mouth is easy to recognize in reverse. However, the crisp acidity is the center of the wine, so it is clearly different from Sanchi.
It's refreshing, yet very satisfying.
Delicious ❗️
Hana no Koka is famous for its production area.
It is said that this sake is only distributed in Kumamoto.
The sweetness is typical of Yamada-Nishiki.
Clear acidity.
Clear mouthfeel.
It was a very nice sake.
The aroma is faint.
When you drink it, it is very sweet. The mouthfeel is like cotton candy.
Delicate sweetness.
Melon and pear flavors. Gorgeous.
Sharper than I expected, though I thought it would have depth.
It cuts through quickly.
Taste level 3.5/5