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Kasumi Tsuru Yamahai Shiboritate

Kasumi Tsuru

Kasumi Tsuru Yamahai Shiboritate

Tasting Notes

Robust with flavors of lychee and pineapple, paired with the umami of roasted nuts and cashews, and complimented by the subtle sweet notes of caramel and sugarcane. This is a once-a-year release that bottles freshly pressed saké and is once-pasteurized in the bottle for bold flavors!

Pairs With

Crab and other shellfish, pizza, brisket.

 

About This Product

Category/Style
Yamahai
Milling/Polish
68%
Alcohol
18%
Rice
Gohyakumangoku
Profile
Dry, Crisp, Savory, Umami
Yeast
701
Serving Temperature
Enjoy Chilled, Room Temperature or Warm
Sizes
720ml
Location
Hyogo Prefecture
Toji
Tatsuya Matsumoto

Highlights

Gluten-Free

Gluten-Free

Sulfite-Free

Sulfite-Free

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