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Matsunotsukasa Junmai Ginjo Wataribune

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Matsunotsukasa Junmai Ginjo Wataribune uses Wataribune, a historic Shiga rice variety revived from near-extinction that is considered a parent strain of Yamada Nishiki, connecting this sake to the deep agricultural heritage of the region's sake-rice lineage. Matsuse Shuzo in Ryuo Town ferments this heirloom variety as a junmai ginjo, drawing out Wataribune's distinctive bold, earthy umami and broad texture that differs noticeably from the more delicate character of its more famous descendant. The Wataribune rice contributes a full, slightly rustic body balanced by the clean ginjo aromatic profile.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionShiga
RiceWataribune 2
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

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Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.

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Matsuse Sake Brewery

Shiga
I always want to be myself in the sake brewing of "Matsunoji". In order to be a "pine boss", it starts with local ingredients such as liquor rice grown locally and water that sucks from 120m underground. Thanks to the land of Ryuo -cho, we are carefully sake brewing so that you can feel the atmosphere of the warehouse and the spread of rural areas.
Est.1860
BrandMatsunotsukasa
Address475 Yuge Ryuo Gamo Shiga
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