Extra dry is a great way to put it. It makes me feel self-conscious. They served it to us as a sake that goes well with chawanmushi (steamed egg custard).
Yes, it is dry. Ah, but there is an otter in the same Yamaguchi. It's my hall of fame, so I can't beat it... I can't help it because it's all about taste, but it's easy to drink though.
I liked it very much. It was sweet but refreshing (although lately I can't tell the difference between sweet and spicy anymore...). I was really happy to drink it with nodoguro sushi.
I got to go to my favorite buckwheat noodle shop in Corona that I haven't been able to get to in ages! The rice is still very tasty. And this Sanzenmori, which was not available before. I love it! I haven't had sake for a long time, but I could still taste the strong umami and the sharpness was very nice. It suddenly became one of my top 5. I don't have a picture of it because I don't have a bottle, but I want people who can't drink dry sake to try it (I'm a sweet sake drinker myself). If your tastes are similar to mine, I recommend it!
Is it really dry? I'm not sure lately. I guess my tongue has gotten used to it. But it's really good! A friend recommended it to me and I was right. Slightly effervescent? It's like a swish on the tongue, but it's different from carbonation, you can feel it. Creamy!