Good evening, Usata-san.
Toyobai is delicious, isn't it? ⤴️
I had one the other day and I remember it was a great sake that went well with food and the more I drank the better it tasted ✨.
I would love to try another label 😊.
Classification: Junmai Daiginjo Nama-Shu
-Ingredient rice: Aomori contract rice
-Rice polishing ratio: 39
Yeast used: In-house yeast
-Alcohol percentage: 15
-Sake meter: -1 to +2
-Acidity: 1.3~1.4
This is the first rainbow you will encounter when you start drinking sake. This year's bag is vermilion, the first rainbow you will drink after encountering Toyobai, so what kind of heaven awaits you? Let me try this Junmai Daiginjo from the elite of the Toyohai rice class.
The aroma is wonderful. It has that wonderful aroma of an apple filled with honey, well chilled in the refrigerator and cut open. The sweetness is just like apple juice, with a rich sweetness and acidity that envelops you. The sweetness is like apple juice, with a rich sweetness and acidity. Despite the richness of the flavor, it does not have a sticky spread and remains sharp and clean. It has a very rich flavor, and as a new drinker, it would be difficult for me to evaluate it yet. However, it is sure to bring a smile to anyone who drinks it. Regardless of taste, this is a sake that everyone loves. It is like munching on an apple in the Tsugaru Plain. Thank you again for this evening.
Good evening, Uppion🌛!
A bottle of "Toyobai" Junmai Daiginjo Nama Sake must be a delicious one 🍶.
I'd love to meet a sake that makes me crave apples with honey in Tsugaru Plain with all my heart 😁.
Maybe I should go on a buying expedition 🤔
Good evening, Mr. Gyve!
Most of the limited-edition "Toyobai" sake needs to be refrigerated, so please be careful with that and enjoy your purchase! I'm looking forward to your feedback!
Rice used: Toyobai rice
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Sake Degree: ±0
Acidity: 1.9
Alcohol level: 16
The 300ml bottle was found at a liquor store, and upon closer inspection, it turned out that it was made in November 2012, and that it was new rice.
Come to think of it, I had not yet had an orthodox Toyobai made with new rice.
The aroma was sweet like fresh apples. When you put it in your mouth with the smooth and clear water that only Toyobai can provide, the sweetness and slight sourness will soak into your body as if all the apples that grow all at once in the Tsugaru Plain are rushing to the surface.
If you are going to drink Tsugaru, there is no other sake than Toyobai. Without Toyobai, there is no Tsugaru. Thank you very much for the food and drink tonight.
Today I feel like drinking sake🍶. Must be because of the cold weather 😎.
Let's get right to it. First of all, the lees are amazing 😳The aroma is fresh and fermented, with a hint of sakekasu (sake lees). The mouthfeel is crisp with a feeling of petit gas. It is more refreshing than I had imagined. ❗️ It is drier than most of the Toyo Sake cups I have had recently. ‼️
Fried shrimp with tartar sauce. The tartar sauce makes the drink more smooth and the fermented taste is mixed with the umami and spiciness to make it richer. It's delicious 😋 but it also goes well with fried food. For example, fried oysters 🦪.
Polishing ratio】Koji rice 55% Kake rice 60
Alcohol content】16度
Fried shrimp with tartar sauce.
Price including tax】1,870 yen
Good evening, Komacchan 🦉.
So it's the cold weather that makes you want to drink? I've been wanting a drink lately too 😆.
I'd like to drink it because I like it this well smothered 😊Fried shrimp & tartar is the best 😻and it goes well together 👍.
Rice:Contract-grown Toyobai rice produced in Aomori Prefecture (Koji rice)
Aomori grown Hanabukiyuki rice (Kake rice)
Rice Polishing Ratio : Koji Rice 55% Kake Rice 60
Alcohol percentage: 16
Sake Degree: +1
Acidity: 1.5
I had never had nigori sake before, but if I was going to drink it, I wanted to try it with Toyobai. So I bought it.
Huh? Maybe the aroma is not as sweet as I expected? I thought as I put it in my mouth. The water is smooth, just like Toyobai. Before pouring it in, make sure to turn it upside down so you can pour out the sediment. The clear, unclouded part is very sharp. However, the sediment has a hint of sweetness from the rice. Personally, I may not be that into nigori sake. Nevertheless, I like the sharpness. Thanks again for the sake tonight.