It is very tasty, clean with just the right amount of flavor. Refreshing like a winter morning when the weather is nice and keen and cold.
The other day, when I was listening to a friend talking about how she had eaten something delicious, I mentioned that I had just eaten retort pasta, even though it was my birthday.
The next day I received this drink as a birthday present. I am happy.
I love sake. I am happy to have a friend who gives me something I love.
This unfiltered sake has a gentle, umami taste that is a perfect match for the many "Sukkiri" (clear) sake styles that Toyoshuku is known for.
It can be easily paired with sashimi, boiled vegetables, grilled dishes, oden, and anything else.
I like this one! I'm going to buy some!
Purchased at the Nara Marathon expo site.
Let's drink it to pray for the completion of the marathon!
I drank it lukewarm, and it was a nice sake to enjoy during dinner.
I'll do my best for tomorrow's marathon!
#Drinking at home
Despite the side letter title, there is no flirtatiousness.
It has a sweetness that is not too much for Toyoju, but it is still a refreshing wine.
It is easy to match with any dishes, but I don't think they complement each other.
This one is sweet too.
It tastes better than the special junmai, but it is not fruity sweet.
It's just sweet.
It's a completely different line from Rohafu.
I won't drink it again.
Sweet!
I had an image of a refreshing Toyofuku, but this is a sugar water type sweetness that I don't like.
No acidity, no sharpness, no uniqueness.
I won't drink it anymore.
