The finish is clean and rice-like!
It is made by Hana-no-Mai and sold by Otsuya in Kosai, and is said to be a reissued version of Hamanishiki that Otsuya used to make. I was told that it was only available through crowdfunding, but I am glad I applied for it.
Kosai's limited edition sake "Kosai's limited edition sake KOREKIRI GOMEN" made from rice from Kosai by Sekiya Sake Brewery.
This is the rice of Kosai!
Rice!" so much so that you can feel the enthusiasm of the company's It is a pure rice.
They treat it as a liqueur because they used cedar as a botanical.
It's sweet when heated.
When I lived in Tokyo, I was more interested in Tambochi than Sawanoi!