Stable Tochigi line. It may be similar to the Tochigi line, but it is still my favorite.
It has good umami and sharpness even when served cold. It is also good at room temperature and lukewarm.
It may be the perfection of the taste of Omachi from the Kinugawa River system.
The balance is excellent even among active nigori.
The ease of drinking and the taste, including the fizzy sensation that you don't have to be careful when opening the bottle, make it suitable for everyone.
The flavor and miscellaneous? The way the accent of "umami" and "miscellaneous taste" remain on the tongue is just right. It may be the standard of good sake.
It is quite different from other Sentori wines. It was not the Omachi feeling I had imagined, but the ratio of Yamadanishiki and the rice polishing ratio seem to have been changed accordingly, and I guess it is the taste of being a domaine and being particular about it, but personally, it was not to my taste, which is a pity.