アラジン
This is the first Shiboribori of Toyoka.
Due to various reasons, I have not been able to drink properly lately, and even though it is almost December, I have not been able to start drinking new sake at home.
I stopped by chuin for some errands, and at least I could enjoy drinking sake.
The exterior is silver green.
It has a light hazy orizumi taste.
It is the most last-minute ogara I have ever tasted.
The aroma is of calm apple and pear, with hints of melon and banana.
The aroma of rice is also mild.
The texture is smooth and light.
The juicy sweetness with a red grape-like flavor is quickly covered with dryness, acidity, and alcohol stimulation, which spreads to the palate.
From there, the acidity and alcohol stimulus goes down the back of the throat and finishes with a sharp finish.
From the last part of the bottle, you can feel the umami of the rice and a pleasant bitter astringent aftertaste.
Toyoko-shu has a gorgeous aroma, but this Junmai-shu has a subdued aroma, and while it has the fresh alcohol stimulation and roughness of a new sake, it has a robust flavor that is delicious.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Aladdin 😃.
You seem to be busy with many things 🥲Thanks for your time 😌.
Reading your review of Flowing or Aladdin's makes me want to drink Kochira's Toyoka too 😚.
I need to drink some Ga too 😅.
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アラジン
Hi Jay & Nobby 😃.
Your concern is much appreciated 😌.
Toyoga comes up on my phone with the predictive conversion of "Houka" even though it is "Toyoka"!
Toyoga, the Tennyo no Shizuku one brewed by female toji Takazawa-san, is one I've been wanting to drink for a while too: ☺️
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ポンちゃん
Aladdin, thank you for your work 💦It's hard not being able to drink when you want to 😢.
Still, 3 new sake ogara-mi in a row ✨Toyoka and Winter Session are the 2 I gave up on yesterday 😂The ogara-mi is the best 😻.
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アラジン
Good evening, Pon 😃.
Thank you for your concern 😊My wife has been sick in bed with a cold 😌.
I finally started drinking today 🍶.
It's hard to make a lot of decisions to forgo the new sake season 🥲It's nice to drink a little bit more when you drink outside 🍶.
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