I tasted it by courtesy of the restaurant.
If it is this rich when drunk cold, I think it will be even better when heated. The softness, acidity, and sourness of this sake create a complex harmony.
Cluster amaryllis seems to be a higanbana.
The aroma is a bit peculiar. It has a strange taste, a mixture of sourness, astringency, and softness. Not bad.
Sweet taste in the mouth. I was a little surprised at the mouthfeel, which is not typical of Oze's snowy pastures. The pear-like flavor is followed by sourness and a subtle bitterness and richness. It is a sake to be savored on its own rather than paired with food.
It is served at room temperature.
The taste is not elegant, as is typical of second-grade sake, but it is not unpleasant, and the full-bodied, robust flavor is quite tasty.
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.