Unlike yesterday's regular sake class, the mouthfeel is fruity and sweetness rides well. It has a cemedine-type flavor, but I don't dislike it. It has a good thickness and a dry and refreshing aftertaste, which I think is common to all the other classes.
For a moment, it seems to be a peach, but the aftertaste is sweet like a pear. Then there is a hint of bitterness. It is thick, but also has a lightness. It is a good sake.
It is light, but sweetness and bitterness come together in the aftertaste. The thickness of the line is medium and it seems to be easy to match with food.
The sake has a ginjo-like character, and while it is sweet, it leaves a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
Personally, I would say that the sweetness is 3 and the dryness is 7.