Good mouthfeel. It is easy to drink with a smooth throat. I purchased this sake in Kanazawa. I purchased the Kurobelt series and am looking forward to comparing them.
I finally found my sake of choice among the many sake brands in Nagano Prefecture. At a soba restaurant I wandered into, a gentleman ordered Taisetsukei from behind me. I was intrigued by a brand I had never heard of before, so I ordered some myself. I fell in love with it. I bought it right away! Today, we drank it slowly at home. It has a sour taste at first, but it is a very pleasant sake.
Is it fermenting? It has a sour taste, and I think it might be wine. This sake has a slightly golden color. It has some sweetness, and I think it has a good balance with the acidity.
This is the first time I have had Kaze no Mori. I felt a strong acidity and a heavy sensation. I think this heavy feeling is dry. I do not know that much about sake, so this was a new and delicious taste for me. It was described as a fusion of traditional and modern techniques. I wonder if it is close to the taste of the old days. Sake is a very deep drink.
First sip, I felt the sourness and was like "oops". I don't remember when I bought it because it's been in storage for a while... 😅I should not drink too much...
It is still hot, but I got hiyaoroshi. I had it chilled. The refreshing aroma spreads in your mouth.
It also goes down your throat. It is an easy to drink sake.
It was a sake that was recommended to me at an izakaya in Matsumoto, Nagano, and I thought it was delicious ‼️. The snacks were better at the izakaya, but the sake was just as good at home.â
It was a little dry, I guess, and flowed into my stomach like a zoo. (Probably because I was hungry.) After drinking it, it lingers in the mouth, but not too much.
After drinking it, it leaves a lingering taste in my mouth, but not too thick.
I was told that it was somewhat dry, but I had the impression that it was thick. I wonder if it was the richness of this sake... It had a nice aftertaste, and I thought it was easy to drink even though it was called dry.
It is slightly effervescent, or perhaps it is the pusher when the bottle is opened that heightens the sense of anticipation. The sweetness felt in the first sip is probably the sweetness of the rice used to make Aizan. The label also gives a cool impression.
The first sip of sweetness. My tongue feels that it is a little different from the sake I have had before. I take it with gratitude to my predecessors.