Solid taste👍.
Aroma, sweetness, and umami...each of them is firm 🍶. The aftertaste is also long, not refreshing, but mild. It has a long aftertaste, not refreshing, but mellow (← Do you get it? (←You know what I mean?)
Little by little... you can drink it all the time... 😌😌😌😌.
Good evening, Heppoko 😃.
Toyobai! I was really into it for a while but I haven't been able to drink it lately 😅It's been a long time since I've had a bottle that I can drink calmly 🤗.
Thanks for your comment, Jay & Nobby 😊.
I thought Toyo Saiwai was like a classical sake, not the trendy sweet-umami type. It is well-balanced so you can drink it forever without getting tired of drinking it. LOL!
We have a standard special junmai sake from Toyobai, Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture.
It is easy to drink with a refreshing apple-like sweetness, but it turns out to be quite a dry sake with a strong sake taste. This duality is irresistible. It goes perfectly with teriyaki yellowtail. This is my favorite sake from Aomori.
The last one yesterday was Toyobai.
The Owani Line is a long seat train, so we continued our drinking iron at a guest house in Owani Onsen...
8,000 yen for a meal and a hot spring bath... thank you very much!
Crunchy raw Owani bean sprout salad was excellent!
The sake was not too spicy, but gentle and not too sweet!
It goes well with bean sprouts, flounder, meat, and anything else!
I would like to drink this sake every day!
The aroma has an isoamyl acetate-type ginjo aroma, which is hard to believe for a special junmai sake.
It may be derived from yeast.
It is more refreshing than expected.
Perhaps because of its strong aroma, there is less of the umami and koji aroma typical of junmai sake.
I tried heating sake to test it, but was disappointed. This sake is suitable for cold sake.