It has a light sweetness on the palate, followed by a slightly tangy, dry acidity.
This is the first Hokkaido sake I've bought (I bought another bottle but haven't opened it yet), but this one is rather easy to drink.
Continuing the summer sake digestion.
It is delicious with a fruity, round, gentle sweetness, followed by a gradual acidity that leaves a juicy umami taste.
The wine was stable and tasty all the way through.
Today, I paired it with a tomato sauce type of wine, and it went well with it because of its clean acidity.
Just pouring the wine, the fruity aroma was present, and the pineapple sweetness spread to the palate, and although the initial fizzy acidity was gone, the acidity was clean and refreshing.
The light sweetness and slight umami taste on the palate is cut off by a dry acidity along with an estery smell.
The lingering aftertaste is crisp with little clutter for a rice polishing ratio of 70%.