Kinzen Aimusume Handmade Sake
This sake is produced by the Aimusume Sake Brewing Company in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture. The sweetness is followed by a weak acidity.
A grainy texture that makes you want to chew on it (lol). The sweetness and acidity are well pronounced, and there is a feeling of carbonation. It is interesting that even after opening the bottle, there is the impression that the sake is still being made.
As the label says, "Aiming to be the best food sake in Japan," this sake is not too assertive and goes well with a variety of dishes. It also goes well with sautéed dishes with butter.
At first in the mouth, it seems tame, but as it progresses a bit further, I notice a melon-like aroma and a splash of alcohol. But as it progresses a bit further, the melon-like aroma and the alcohol are noticeable.