Masumi Sake

Masumi Sake:

General Information:

Masumi sake is a high-quality, naturally sweet sake from the Saitama Prefecture in Japan.

Despite the sweetness, it has a delicate and refined flavor with notes of honey, flowers, and tropical fruits.

It has a slightly viscous texture and a warming aftertaste.

Flavor Profile:

Sweetness is achieved through the addition of pristine spring water during the brewing process.

Initial notes are floral and fruity, with hints of elderflower, honeysuckle, and mango.

The mid-palate offers tastes of honey, white peach, and tropical fruits like passionfruit and pineapple.

The finish is smooth and lingering, with a gentle warmth that continues on the tongue.

Food Pairings:

Masumi sake is often served chilled as an aperitif or with desserts.

It pairs well with Japanese dishes like sushi, sashimi, grilled fish, and aged cheeses.

Some American dishes that complement its sweetness are creamy pastas, seafood risotto, and grilled fruits.

Availability & Cost:

Masumi sake can be found in select restaurants in the USA, primarily those with a focus on Japanese cuisine.

Prices can range from $50 to $100 or more per bottle.

Here are some additional points to remember about Masumi sake:

It is a relatively new sake in the US market, having only been introduced in 2018.

The name "Masumi" comes from the "Masumi Shrine" located in the area where the sake is produced.

Masumi sake is known for its quality and craftsmanship, making it a premium sake experience.

Here are some places in the USA where you might find Masumi sake:

High-end Japanese restaurants

Sake bars and shops

Select online retailers

Tips:

When ordering Masumi sake, be sure to ask for suggestions from the staff about food pairings and serving temperature.

Enjoy Masumi sake slowly and savor the unique flavors.

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