This sake was entered in the National New Sake Competition. The rice is polished to 40% Yamada Nishiki. It has a gentle sweet taste, and the umami comes later. However, the sharpness and acidity are weak, so it is a little stagnant when you keep drinking it.
When it is cold, it is sweet on the palate at first, and along with the umami taste, it cuts dry at the end. It is easy to drink. At room temperature, the dry aftertaste comes out more strongly.
When drunk at room temperature, the gentle sourness and sweetness cut through nicely. It seems to be better for enjoying sake as it is than during a meal.
Even when served cold, the refreshing acidity and light sweetness will keep you coming back for more.
The flavor and aroma are concentrated in the thick mouthfeel. Fruity but rich. It's delicious. It can be served at room temperature or cold, but I personally think room temperature to lukewarm is the best way to bring out the best in it.
It is made from "Tankan Wataribune", the father of "Yamadanishiki", the king of sake rice.
It has a refreshing sweet taste. It may be too soft and has little punch.