Alcoholic Beverage 15%.
Ingredient rice: Gohyakumangoku
Sometimes I want to drink Kyoto's sake. When I think about it, I suddenly want to drink Matsumoto. Mori-Ba-ri is a masterpiece. I can't wait to drink it!
When you open the bottle, you will be surprised by the gaseous sensation. It is amazing that this sake is neither unpasteurized nor second fermentation in the bottle, nor is it carbonated. The aroma is refreshing, with a hint of blue citrus and lime. The tight, gassy mouthfeel is similar to that of Mutsu Hachisen. The sweetness of mandarin oranges, the freshness of lime, sourness, and bitterness are all mixed together in a complex way. The taste is light and refreshing. The end result is a sharpness that pierces the throat. No matter how many different types of sake rice are used, drinking Gohyakumangoku sake will always give you a sense of relief. How about it in the hot summer? Thank you again for your hospitality this evening!
The concept of the "Mori-Ba-Ri" series is to express the individuality of the rice and water to the maximum extent possible.
It has the lightness and clear flavor typical of Gohyakumangoku.
It has a soft and clean aftertaste, making it an excellent match for elegant cuisine.
Smooth mouthfeel with a hint of "soft water" as is typical of sake from Fushimi, Kyoto.
Very tasty.
Aromas of gentle vanilla, mugwort, soda, mint, and Yamadanishiki. Mature yellowish hue.
Characteristic mouthfeel with a gentle, viscous, velvety, fine-grained microbubbles lurking in the background.
Gentle freshness. A sweetness that gives the illusion of famous water, and a deep, rounded flavor. Vertical acidity that gradually stimulates the tongue, deep, light bitterness and dryness.
Serve with dacha-mame (green soybeans), zaru-tofu (tofu), lightly pickled cabbage from Nishikari, boiled greens, steamed vegetables, and rice with pickled sea bream.
Delicate but layered and complex. It has finesse and everything is in harmony.
An aged sake produced in February 2020.