It is suitable for lukewarm heating. It has a rich, dry taste. I would like to drink it again, but unfortunately it is only available at sake cost breweries. It goes very well with soup stock.
I drank it because I was curious about its reputation as pineapple, but the aftertaste is really pineapple juice. The aftertaste is really pineapple juice. You can easily feel the fun of sake.
It was a modern Sentori for two days in a row, but I think I was able to feel the essence of it that was hard to understand due to the orizumi bubbles. The mouthfeel, the acidity, and the one and only umami that lingers on the tongue. This is still delicious.