It has a mild umami flavor, but is full-bodied and strong-willed.
The bitterness is not so strong, but the flavor is thick, and the spiciness finishes quietly.
It is not flashy or unique, but has a solid core as a food sake.
It goes well with everything from sashimi to simmered dishes.
It does not have the robustness of Tochigi sake, but it is a well-made sake in its own right.
I asked the owner to give me a sweet one, and he said it wasn't sweet, but it was well-balanced. I felt sweet at first, but soon it became crisp. It is a sake that can be enjoyed twice in one glass. The melon-like sweetness seems to be addictive. I've been drinking Aizan for a long time.
I asked the owner to give me a sweet one, and he said it wasn't sweet, but it was well-balanced. I felt sweet at first, but soon it became crisp. It is a sake that can be enjoyed twice in one glass. The melon-like sweetness seems to be addictive. I've been drinking Aizan for a long time.
A clear and gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of strawberries.
From the clear and beautiful mouthfeel, the elegant and voluptuous sweetness and umami that is typical of Aizan spreads, and then tightens up with a lingering acidity.
Sparkling nigori sake with a strong carbonation. The taste is quite dry, with a strong acidity and bitterness, and a moderate sweetness. The aroma is of rice.
It has a cute, firm sweetness that is typical of Aizan, but the rice-like umami is more pronounced.
The finish is pleasant, with a full, deep flavor, but it disappears lightly.
Beautiful expression of Aizan
4.00
