Rice: Misato Nishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol percentage: 15
Sake degree: +1
Acidity: 2.0
If I drink this one, I will have completed the lineup of Toyobai's seasonal sake releases. It looks cool, but I'm not so sure!
The nose is gorgeous, with fruity aromas of cherries and strawberries. Next is the slightly sticky brewing water, which also has a sweet taste. Aomori has the best water for sake. The sweetness of strawberries is also present, while the richness and umami of the Misato Nishiki is also felt with gusto. The acidity is very pleasant. The acidity is very pleasant, and the aftertaste is nicely rounded out.
I would recommend this sake after drinking a lot of sweet and fruity sake. Thank you again for the sake tonight!
Classification: Special pure sake
Rice Type : Aomori Toyohai rice (Koji rice)
Hanabukiyuki from Aomori Prefecture (Kake rice)
Polishing ratio : Koji rice 55%, Kake rice 60
Yeast used: Association 1501 yeast
Alcohol percentage: 18
Sake Degree: +10
Acidity: 1.8
Toyobai was the first sake I tried and the first sake that got me hooked on sake. The first sake I tried was Toyobai, and the first sake I bought for myself and drank with my father. One year after I got hooked on sake, I wondered what I would think of it now!
The aroma is mild, perhaps because it is not a ginjo type sake. There is only a faint aroma of sake spirit, which is typical of sake. This aroma is very classic for a dry sake. However, it is a quintessential Toyohai sake, and when you pour it in, the soft, sweet water that Toyohai has to offer makes it easy to pour without any resistance at all. From there, it is filled with raisin and prune-like sweetness and overwhelming sake rice flavor. The aftertaste is classic with a sharpness that is typical of Toyobai's special junmai. On the rocks, the raisin notes are very strong, while the sharpness is a bit milder.
It is a classic, but Toyobai's unique brewing water and techniques make it easy to drink. It is a bottle to drink next to the sweet and fruity. Thank you again for your patronage this evening!
Local Toyobai from Hirosaki
Got it after quite a while!
The aroma is very ricey
The mouthfeel is just delicious ➕ hot
Almost no sweetness
And thick!
For me now
It fits me very well
Delicious handsome
New 🤣🍶.
Ok, post it 🤣🍶.
😱🍶💔💔.
Upyon 🤣🍶💔💔🍶💔.
You beat me to it🤣🍶💔💔.
It's been a while since I've had a Toyobai 🍶🍶.
I don't know...
I'm worried about the smell👃.
I washed the glass 🥂 and tried again
I'm still...
I can't stand the smell.
Shuwa shuwa🫧🫧...
Oh, it's gone 🤣🍶🫧🫧.
300ml only 1100yen Raw material rice 100% Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture Polishing ratio 55% Yeast used In-house yeast Acidity 1.8 This is the second challenge tank project in 2025, and is a raw sake made with Yamadanishiki. When you open the bottle, I recommend opening it a little at a time because the gas and carbonation is very strong and it starts to blow out. I kept it chilled in the fridge for a long time, but I could feel the dryness at the beginning and the alcohol content is only 9 degrees. It has a watery gassy feeling, so I don't know how to describe it 🤔It goes in smoothly, but it also has acidity and is very sharp!
Classification: Junmai Ginjyo Nama Shu
Rice:Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio:55
Yeast used:In-house yeast
Alcohol content:9%.
Acidity: 1.8
It's been a while since I've had a Toyobai, and just when I thought I wanted to drink one, the Challenge Tank was released. I'm going to drink it!
What the heck, this is too energetic lol. I'm going to leave a testament that you should be very careful when opening and pouring. The aroma of rice is like amazake, a strong amazake-like aroma, which makes the description of the sweet aroma of rice that I have mentioned so far understated. The brewing water is as soft as ever, but the bubbling from the secondary fermentation gives it a strong, fizzy feeling! It is not spicy by any means, but the strong carbonation is great, not too sweet. I love the Toyo Sakai style, which does not overpower the sweetness even with low alcohol content. I like Toyobai more than Mio. Would you all like to try it instead of soda on a hot day? Thank you again for your patronage tonight!