It is not too sweet for a lukewarm wine, has a relatively good sharpness, and has a weak umami for a Tamakae nama-moto-zukuri, and has a light aftertaste.
There is no gaseous sensation, and the subtle seme feeling is ridden with sweetness, umami, and bitterness, leaving a slightly lingering aftertaste. It is not too floral and easy to drink, making it very tasty.
9.0
A full aroma of rice.
In the mouth, a slight sweetness and natural rice flavor spreads. After that, the aroma of grains and alcohol spreads on the palate, and it finishes with a crisp finish.
It is dry, somewhere in the middle of light and mellow.
Suitable for eating.
It is a bit half-baked. It is a mediocre but high quality dry sake for eating, but the price is not cheap and it is not suitable for everyday drinking.