The impression is that it is between honjozo and junmai sake.
It is a special junmai, so it is not aluzoe, but the aroma is close to shochu. In terms of sake, it has a bean-like aroma, like vanilla or apricot bean curd.
However, when you drink it, you will find that it definitely has the flavor of rice that you would expect from a sake, and it is tightened by a firm acidity.
It has a good balance, so it can be drunk at a variety of temperatures.
The aroma is subdued but pure apple and grape. It has a round and juicy rice-derived sweetness, a tangy and pleasant acidity, and an apricot flavor that goes through the nose. When cooled, the sourness becomes even more pronounced, but it is well balanced all the way down to the throat, and the sip is highly satisfying.