Did you know that there is an "afternoon" in the "Aohata" jam series that is not actually sold in stores?

I think many people don't know it because it can only be bought online, such as Amazon (at the time of writing the article), but this is insanely delicious. I will tell you what is different from ordinary jam.

Aohata Afternoon

The afternoon series is a jam made by adding "Western liquor" to fruits. It has a mellow aroma and rich taste, and even if it contains plenty of flesh, it is a great food to eat! It 's an adult jam that you want to fill your stomach with tea or scones in the afternoon.



There are four types of lineup: "Strawberry Jam," "Orange Marmalade," "Blueberry Jam," and "Fig Jam." Strawberries are combined with rum, orange marmalade with whiskey, blueberries with brandy, and figs with red wine.

This time, we will review the tastes of "Orange Marmalade" and "Ichijiku Jam".

Aohata Afternoon Orange Marmalade

The amount and size of the orange pulp is not at the level of being accented. Rather, the main jam is the pulp. Firmly chewy and rugged feeling. However, when chewed, it is soft and the sweetness of fresh orange pops.



And whiskey that comes fluffy later. It tastes like a jam made from a freshly made cocktail. As an aside, it's a mess with black tea-flavored scones, so for your reference.

Aohata Afternoon Ichijiku Jam

Thick mouthfeel and chewy seeds with bubble wrap. The aroma of red wine spreads over the aftertaste, just like chasing the thick and ripe sweetness of figs. What an adult taste ...!



It tastes very elegant, so it goes well with plain scones and simple hot biscuits.

This time, the editorial department purchased each from Kenko.com's mail order site for 590 yen (excluding tax). It's a little expensive as a jam, but I personally like it because it feels a little extravagant and special. It's only sold by mail order, so I wonder if it would be a great gift for bread lovers!