Slight microbulb sensation. A good balance of sweetness, but not too sweet. I was told that it is a rare sake, so I was grateful to have it. I failed to take a picture of the label.
Yaehara gives the impression of a place name in Tomi.
It has a fruity pear-apple aroma and flavor, and finishes beautifully. As one would expect from Oshinshu!
It is the most peculiar of the tiled roofs. It is darker than Gin-Ai and Gin-Kuro, and its taste is reminiscent of white wine. It is a quintessence to have such a wide variety.