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Sake made with Morinokuma-san rice.
It has a fruity mouthfeel, followed by a gradual acidity that leaves a lingering aftertaste of miscellaneous flavors and umami.
It has been more than two months since the bottle was opened, so the freshness has indeed decreased from when the bottle was first opened, but the melon-like fruitiness and the gradual acidity is the same as ever.
I found it on a trip and finally opened it.
It's delicious, from the pineapple fruitiness to the strong dry acidity that cuts through only 18.5 degrees alcohol, but leaves a clean, beautiful aftertaste.
This sake is made from 100% Toyobai rice, with a rice polishing ratio of 48%.
The sweet and umami taste of the mouthfeel is followed by a tangy, dry acidity that leaves a pleasant dry aftertaste.
It was Hana-no-Ka, which I had favored because it was near my parents' home, but they stopped selling it outside of the prefecture, so I finally found it for sale in Sansho.
It is slightly effervescent, with a fruity mouthfeel of pear and pineapple, followed by a beautiful acidity that leaves a lingering taste of fruit and a hint of umami.
Pair it with straw fish sashimi.
It has a melon-like fruity sweetness that is cut by a clean acidity. The lingering fruitiness on the nose is also pleasant.