Purchased at Aeon Liquor Shop in Kakamigahara.
The aroma is a sour ginjo aroma.
In the mouth, there is a sweetness from the umami of the rice and a weak acidity. It is a refreshing drink.
We are glad that we can buy it at a reasonable price at Aeon.
A peculiarity that I like, although it feels peculiar.
A little fruity, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, a little spicy, my favorite drink
Another brand of Hanaharu🍶.
Very easy to drink sake with a fruity aroma ✨.
100% Aizu grown🌾Yume no Koka👍
*Origin of Tenmangu: Mr. Miyamori of Tenneiji (old nickname of Hanaharu Sake Brewery)
I usually buy sake at a liquor store, but this time I looked in a nearby Aeon and found some sake from the Hanaharu Sake Brewery in Fukushima Prefecture, so I bought some to try.
According to my Sakewa Japan map records, I drink the most sake from Fukushima Prefecture.
The taste of Hanaharu is neither sweet nor spicy, but rather fluffy, with maybe a little bitterness in addition to sourness. The cospa is good.
Thanks for the food!
This is an ice-aged sake from Hanaharu🍶.
It looks like it's a limited edition for the plant shop.
The top aroma is slightly sweet.
In the mouth, it has a sweet flavor with a mild richness that is typical of ice-aged sake.
It has a slight sense of maturity, but (for me) I don't mind it.
It was quite delicious. ✨️
And another pair of "Hanaharu".
The aroma is light and refreshing, like a gentle breeze.
It is light on the palate, but has a more dry and astringent rice-like flavor than the "Yuri".
The aroma is simple, clean, and easy to drink.
Hanaharu (Japanese brand of haloperidol)
I got this at Morishu, Koriyama station.
There is a nice place at the station.
Banana feeling. Mild and delicious aroma and taste.
Kyoho 3 (1718), original brand name "Tenmasamune".
The brewery was destroyed by fire during the Boshin War, and the name was changed to "Hanaharu," derived from the Chinese poem "Hana Kai Shu Kokuharu" (flowers bloom and spring comes to the whole country), with a wish to restore "brightness like flowers and harmony like spring".
