It is soft on the palate, but has a robust, robust flavor that is not typical of a 55% polished sake. It has a good sharpness with acidity, making it an excellent mid-meal sake. It might be better to call it "Tokujun".
Summer sake, heated. It has a soft umami flavor. It has a crispness with acidity that is typical of a sake with a sake meterage of +14, but it is softened by the warming.
R4BY in warm water. The color is slightly yellow.
It has a mild umami and a sharpness accompanied by the acidity of Yamahai. The sense of maturity is modest.
A joint brew with Sekiya Brewery, it was warmed to lukewarm. 47% polished, it has a soft, delicate sweetness that spreads and fades away with a gentle acidity.
I'm not sure if it's necessary to drink it warmed, but it's not bad warmed either.
The first Yamasan Masamune was a heated H30BY. It was procured in Shimane.
The color is a pale yellow. It has a soft candy-like sweetness and umami with a good sense of maturity, and it is sharp with the acidity of Yamahai. It is delicious.
2022BY was served warm.
It has a good balance of soft rice sweetness and umami and sharpness. The sense of maturity is slight and it is generally gentle and easy to drink.
The color is a golden yellow. At room temperature, the soft mouthfeel is followed by the spread of umami, and the acidity of Yamahai makes it crisp and tight. It is easy to drink at room temperature, although there is a slight sense of maturity in the aftertaste.
When heated to 50°C, the sweet umami with a soft burnt taste expands, and the acidity of the Yamahai makes it tight and delicious. It is a good match for mackerel simmered in miso.