A gift from the company's year-end party. I jumped at the chance to try a sake from Aomori, which I had never had before. It is a sake brewery in Hirosaki, and the brand name is derived from the sake rice of the same name. When I think about it, it is a pity that it is Yamada-Nishiki (^-^-zu).
When I poured it into a wine glass, it had a sweet aroma. The sweetness is good at almost room temperature. I imagine it would be sharper if it were cooled down, but I enjoyed it because I thought it had a full flavor that is only possible at this temperature range.
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First time at Toyobai.
I was under the impression that this sake is best served warmed, but I had it cold as recommended 😋.
Oh 😍, it's so good ‼️
It has a light sweetness and a fruity taste that is totally different from what I imagined 😅.
I really enjoyed the freshness that only new sake can have.
Good morning, N.E. 😃.
Oh.......! Unexpectedly, congratulations on your first Toyobai ㊗️ 🎉We were addicted to Toyobai for a while 🤗All of them are good so please try them all 👋
Good evening, Jay & Nobby 😆.
I thought you were drinking Toyobai, but it was your first time 😅.
I had heard from a friend that it was good warmed up, so I assumed it was the full-bodied type, but it's really good. ‼️
I'm convinced I'm addicted to it: ☝️
This is my first time drinking Toyobai's "heated" sake.
I was going to buy it last year,
I was going to buy it last year, but I missed out on it.
So I bought it in a bottle.
I bought it in a bottle 😁.
It comes with an explanation of the temperature range,
I tried it at various temperatures.
No doubt about it,
As the name suggests, it tastes better when heated.
The higher the temperature, the more sharpness comes out.
It tastes better when heated, but for me, it was best heated to Atsukan.
On nights when it gets cold,
It's so nice to warm up with hot sake.
It's a nice and tasteful way to warm up on a cold night.
Purchase price ¥3300(1.8L)
Good evening, Mr. Jaynobi.
Since it is getting cold,
Heated sake is good 🙆.
To warm up your body from the inside when you get back home.
Fast-acting is the best ☝️
I need to stock up on my next heated sake 🤔
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This style has a moist, umami center with a sweetness that also accompanies it.
The sweetness is also thick and rich with umami lasting to the end 😚.
The design of the sweetness without miscellaneous flavors despite the junmai specs is very satisfying ⤴️
ma-ki, this was my first time drinking Toyobai's Shiboritate Junmai and I was completely satisfied with the taste. To be honest, I was surprised "this is Junmai? 😳" I was surprised 😆.
Good evening, @Mizuhashi 😃.
Even discounting the fact that it was freshly squeezed & raw sake, it was quite satisfying compared to others at this price.
As you said, the best 😄.
Nigori!
Recommended for those who like it dry and not sweet.
I think it's a little too mushy towards the end for me.
I think I like it better when it's a little bit cloudy.
Ingredients: Toyobai rice (Aomori Prefecture), rice malted rice (Aomori Prefecture)
Rice Polishing Ratio】:55%.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Amino Acid】:1.0
Acidity]: 1.5
Good evening! I'm Uppion, a lover of nama sake directly pumped from Toyobai. How could I pass up a bottle of Toyobai nao kumi nama sake? This time I bought a bottle of Hakobun nama sake! Here we go!
As usual, it has a mellow sweet aroma of apples! Any creature would surely be caught by the smell of such honey! When the sweet, slightly viscous, slippery, smooth brewing water is included, the sweetness of juicy apples is boom! I think it's quintessential to be able to produce this glossy, Jyushiyo-like feeling. The slight piquancy and the perfect saltiness of bitterness are more perfect than the Toyobai Naokumi-Kumi we had this year! It is refined. I feel it is lighter than the usual Toyobai. This feeling of bitterness that quickly disappears along with the bitterness! This, this! This is the quintessence of Toyobai Shokumi-no-Kumi! This is what we need to sink everyone in the Tokyo metropolitan area into the Toyobai swamp! Toyobai-san, please sell it every month in the Tokyo metropolitan area! (That's all I have to say, I love Toyobai! Thank you for the food and drink tonight!