Matsunotsuju Bunny Girl 720ml
Rice used: 100% Gohyakumangoku produced in Tochigi Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 58
Alcohol content: 15
When we visited Mashidaya on Sunday, we saw the information on the signboard outside the store and bought a bottle.
I opened the bottle on Thursday.
It is a delicious sake with umami, but it is also clear and refreshing.
I went camping in Tochigi and bought this locally to accompany me at night.
It had a refreshing taste and sharpness, probably because it had just been released from the brewery, and it added a pleasant color to the cool evening.
I regret that I only have a rough impression and impression of the sake because I tasted it in an unusual setting.
My research revealed that Tochigi Prefecture has a lot of local sake, and if I have the chance, I would like to compare many different kinds of sake.
Gohyakumangoku use
The rightmost one ...... is not different from today's one at all. Look at the second one, it says the brand name!
A hint of lime, crisp and dry. The sweetness lingers after rolling.
Yeah.
Tastes just like I imagined.
We enjoyed it while watching the fireworks without any pretense.
Ingredients : Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: 100% Miyamanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 58
Yeast used: K1401 (Kanazawa yeast)
Alcohol content : 16
Sake Degree: +2.5
Acidity: 1.7
Water used for brewing: Home-brewed spring water at the foot of the plateau (super soft water)
Brewer : Nobutaka Matsui (Touji Shimono)
Content : 720ml
Production Date : (Bottling date) 2024.11 R6BY 2024-2025
Year of release from the brewery : 2025.7
Label on the back
"We are a small sake brewery with no name, but we brew with love deep in the mountains of Tochigi."
That's nice.
The sweetness is moderate and the acidity and sharpness are wonderful!
It went well with grilled seseri and ponzu (vinegared gizzards).
Matsunotsuju Dry Junmai Hitogokochi
A deliciously spicy and refreshing sake
You want me to eat it too?
A deliciously spicy sake that makes meals go faster. You will never get tired of drinking this dry sake.
You can drink it and eat it!
