Tsukasabotan Junmai Ginjo "Fu-in" Yamahai Junmai Ginjo The nose is obviously very

The nose is obviously very citrusy and the first sip – after you smile – says that this is not a silly sake

This extremely food-friendly Junmai speaks to those who like a mouthful of fat and chewy smoothness that is neither particularly fruity nor dry – just balanced

also soup and stews when warmed

In a word - a very smart Daiginjo with ripe melon and berry elements that flashes across the palate

Tsukasabotan Junmai Ginjo "Fu-in" Yamahai Junmai Ginjo The nose is obviously veryFu in 2. 0 is a new version of a really great brew and guess what? It's better! This is a very drinkable sake with a nose like a fruit basket, but with an overall dry drinking experience. How did they do that? Very clean, round, smooth, and dry. Look for hints of apple, dry pear, and white grape elements on a gentle fluid flow, with a quick finish. A tricky sake that drinks far dryer than it's amazing nose. A mid size glass brings out the best flavor