My favorite oriental beauty
Long time purchase!
This is more than dry.
Not so much for those who like sweet!
The sweetness comes softly at the end.
Thank you very much!
Toyo Bijin Junmai Daiginjo Oriental Taro
Rated 4.5
Aizan (80% used), 45% polished, 14% alcohol by volume
The gorgeous dancing Taro expresses the glamorous deliciousness of Toyo Bijin and the elegance of its sweetness. The Mochizuki Shoten logo is on the fan. Toyo Bijin in full bloom is made with Aizan, and the gorgeousness and elegant sweetness that are typical of Toyo Bijin are still present. Compared to the nama-shu, it has a bitter aftertaste and a nice sharpness.
The aftertaste is bitter and sharp compared to the nama-zake.
Beautiful sweetness and umami of Omachi.
It is not too sweet and refreshing, and is a beautifully well-rounded sake.
Serve with bite-sized dumplings 🥟.
This is Hirashima Sake Shop's 100th anniversary sake.
It was not a showy sake brewed by Toyo Bijin, but it was calm, relaxed, and well-balanced.
The label reads, "The future is interesting one day at a time. The label reads, "The future is interesting one day at a time.
We do not know what the future holds, but we are looking forward to it.
Alcohol content: 16
Yamada Nishiki
Polishing ratio: 45
This is an autumn limited version.
The aroma and taste are fruity, as is typical of Toyo Bijin.
The sweetness is a little less than that of Jyundo Ittou or Junmai Ginjo 50, but the balance of sweetness and acidity is good.
It was a delicious sake.
Touyou Vidin
Indo-Pacific blue marlin (Makaira mazara)
The name was chosen with the wish to "create a sake that is elegant and has a graceful beauty, like a Japanese woman.
The name was given with the wish to "create a sake that is as elegant and profoundly beautiful as a Japanese woman.