Kasumi Tsuru “Yamahai” Junmai Ginjo

This sake was created 45 years ago in Japan and debuted in the U.S. in 2005. Today it is made using the slower yamahai method, revealing a deep flavor steeped in persimmon and Asian pear, and even a little kombu seaweed. After the first splash of flavor passes, you’ll find notes of fennel and minerality. This brew is recommended in many different temperatures, so have fun with it.