Aomori Prefecture
Junmai-shu, heated
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol 14 degrees Celsius
It is said to be a sake for heating up.
It is said to taste different depending on the temperature, so we warmed it up to lukewarm first, and found it to be slightly sour and sweet like an apple.
It has a slight apple-like acidity and sweetness, with a light alcohol taste.
Ki: Not much smell, ginjo aroma is light! As expected of Toyobai!
Sei: A little tangy (Nama-shu)
Compared to the regular Toyobai Junmai Ginjo, both are light, but the flow is very good!
Tense: A little tangy (I think I'll let it sit for a couple of days, as I don't think it's worth it)
Conclusion: A little sharpness (good), but the aftertaste has a nice fadeout and disappears without leaving any residue. Best
Aftertaste center of gravity with a heavy aftertaste juwar
Juiciness of raw sake without spoiling the easy-drinking houhai! You can be impressed! Share the joy! I like you!
Raw material rice: Toyobai rice
Polishing ratio 55
Alcohol level 16
Acidity 1.3-1.4
Amino acidity 1.0-1.1
This is the first locally brewed sake using new rice this year, released by Miura Shuzo. Let's put aside the discussion that every Toyobai brand seems to have a good label design.
As soon as you taste it, it has a gaseous, fine and tangy mouthfeel like a sparkling wine, which is probably due to the fact that it is a pure sake. As you play with it, the fruity aroma and sweetness, in addition to the delicious rice flavor that is typical of Toyobai, envelops your mouth, and you are in heaven. I can say this because I drank it right after buying it today, but I recommend refrigerating it for a few days after buying. If you do so, you can be sure that even the best Toyobai sake will taste even better. I will definitely repeat drinking this directly pumped sake.
If you had to describe it in one word? Sake like a crackling fruit!