It is a light nigori that is quite firm and cloudy.
The milky sweet aroma and the refreshing slight carbonation make it infinitely drinkable. It's delicious.
It seems to be hiyaoroshi though it is not written on the bottle.
The aroma is surprisingly gorgeous with a sense of maturity. It is very good with a rich umami and a moderate spiciness.
It is not too sweet for a junmai daiginjo. The aroma is gorgeous, but the taste is bitter and dry. It is different from what I imagined, but very good.
It is said to be a Yamahai to be drunk chilled. It is definitely Yamahai, but it is also mysterious because it has a gorgeous ginjo-like flavor. It is delicious.
The palate is, as the name suggests, apple juice. But the aroma is subdued, the sweetness is restrained, and it has a surprisingly stoic aspect. Very tasty.
I was afraid to open the cork, preparing for it to blow out, but it was fine. The taste was surprisingly robust and dry, while still being a bit schwitty. Very tasty.
I took my time to open the bottle, almost blowing it. With its firm bubbles, refreshing aroma and juicy flavor, this is truly a sake to be drunk in the summer. Very tasty.