Received as a souvenir. It is truly nigori sake, and the taste of rice malt can be clearly tasted in a good way. The sake plays the leading role and seems to go well with refreshing sashimi.
It has a mellow taste and is made from 35% Yamada-Nishiki. It has a robust taste, but is very tasty without any strange habits.
The price is quite expensive, 5,500 yen for a four-pack.
It is a limited edition sake with a taste of sourness and sweetness.
It is sweet, but if you taste it thoroughly in your mouth, you can enjoy the complex harmony of flavors. It certainly goes well with a glass of wine.
I think it is a little too sweet for me.