The rice is called Hiroshima Senbon Nishiki. At first sip, I wondered if it was a little sour, but it was also a little fruity, which I guess is the characteristic of this rice. But it also has a slightly fruity taste, which I guess is the characteristic of this rice.
I bought it because I was curious about it, even though it is dry. I expected it to be quite sweet, but it went well with the wasabi pickles. I could taste both fruity and dry at the same time.
Yamaboshi is known for its dry taste, but this Mugen has a dry taste for a moment, then fruity and easy to drink. You can sip it little by little for a long time.
It's supposed to be super dry, but it's easy to drink. It feels rather sweet. I wonder if this is because it contains brewer's alcohol. I always drink junmai sake.
I was attracted by the fact that it was made from Hitomebore grown in Hiraizumi. At first I thought it might be a little bitter, but as I drank it, it mellowed out.