I have seen the explanation below and it is correct.
With its rich umami, deep flavor, and long aftertaste, it is a complete flavor type of "Hiran" sake, and has an asparagus-like vegetable flavor. The second half ends very refreshingly, and we felt this was a "Hiran" sake unlike any other.
Delicious.
The elegant aroma is broad, yet unobtrusive and well-balanced, making it easy to pair with meals.
It has a sharp aftertaste based on the sweetness of the rice.
Delicious.
The taste is impactful. Certainly the acidity and sweetness are powerful. Delicious.
Here is the explanation.
This sake is made from Yamadanishiki and Ise-Nishiki rice produced in Mie Prefecture, and Association No. 9 yeast.
In the mouth, it has a big, strong aroma with a firm acidity, and a voluminous flavor with freshly squeezed, powerful notes that seem to wash away everything in the mouth. It is a sake full of life.
The acidity and sweetness rush in with great force and breadth. It is a powerful sake that is typical of arabashiri.
It is a sake with an overwhelming presence that is completely different from fruity or watery sake.
It is not sake made by a toji (master brewer), but sake made by the brewer himself, with a strong personality and a sense of assertion by the brewer.
Sppin" is sake without makeup.
It is bottled as it is, unfiltered, carbon-free, additive-free, and unpasteurized. Junmai Arabashiri is bottled as it is pressed without any modification.
Delicious Droning aftertaste. Fruity.
Explanation
Akimo" is named after the clouds that are illuminated by the bright red autumn sunset.
The 70% Yamada-Nishiki polished rice junmai sake is slowly and deliberately laid down in tanks in the brewery, resulting in a sake with a gentle flavor that does not tire the drinker.
It can be enjoyed at a wide range of temperatures, from cold sake to hot sake.