Purchased by mail order. It has a clear acidity and a gorgeous aroma like Muscat. While it has the impression of white wine, it also has a profound aroma and flavor derived from rice. It is a strange sake with the characteristics of both sake and white wine.
For nesting. It was advertised as a great toro to drink. It has a mellow sweet umami type, ripe melon aroma. I personally prefer to drink it chilled. It gives the impression of a sake that is worth drinking.
To a nest egg. It was served warm. The umami is at the center of the flavor, with a dry and powerful impression, but not too assertive in aroma or otherwise. I think it is a great match for a meal.
The overall impression is clean and elegant, but the combination of flavor and acidity is a major characteristic. It also has a slight astringency on the finish. When well chilled, it is great in a wine glass.
The wine has clear acidity and a fruity, grape-like aroma. It has just the right amount of sweetness, with a gorgeous and elegant impression. This is a great wine glass.