I felt the sweetness at first, but also felt it was clean and consistent with the salty roast beef.
On a side note, I finally got rid of the check-in that had been piling up.
This was the first time I saw the label "very small production". The sake was said to be handmade in small quantities and had a gentle but slight weight to it.
It was ordered warmed, but as usual, I drank it chilled. It has a characteristic sweetness and surprisingly went well with the roast ham. I will drink it warmed next time.
Sake from Tokyo is hard to come by, but I happened to find this sake. It was a delicious sake with a clean taste and umami in harmony, very similar to the previous Sumikirie sake.
I found out about Akaban Omachi on the internet. I found it rather mild and refreshing, which is hard to believe for a sake degree of +13 degrees. I am sorry that I cannot mention the aroma because I am currently having problems with my sense of smell.