
This is the Ito En Chibo no Nyūsankin Soda Honey Yoghurt.

The beverage featured an opaque white hue and a sweet-tangy aroma reminiscent of drinkable yoghurts like Calpis, along with moderate to strong effervescence. On tasting, the flavour blended the sweet tanginess of Calpis Soda with sharper, lemony, ginger ale-like notes and the stronger carbonation of Mitsuya Cider. It had a light, refreshing mouthfeel with no viscosity, while the addition of honey introduced a richer floral depth, especially noticeable in the latter part of each sip.
This beverage captured the sweet and tangy profile of Calpis, enhanced by robust carbonation and a cleaner aftertaste, free of milky undertones or astringency. Overall, it was a refreshing alternative to standard drinkable yoghurts and worth repurchasing.
This Ito En Chibo No Nyūsankin Soda Honey Yoghurt contained 500 mL. It was produced in Japan and purchased in Sydney, Australia in 2025.