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The first Suizuan. It has a sweet flavor reminiscent of melon and muscat with lemon-like acidity. The overall taste is crisp and light.
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マル
It's been a long time since I bought a jacket since Butterfly Effect.
I looked it up and found that it is the Hayashi head office of Hyakujuro, a well-known kumatori? I'm not sure if it's Hayashi Honten or Kuragen Hayashi Honten.
There are Hayashi Honten and Kuragen Hayashi Honten, so I'm not sure😅.
It is said to be fruity like melon, but I didn't feel it so much.
It's supposed to be sweet, but the high acidity makes it have a clean aftertaste.
It is quite tasty 😋.
It can also be used as a food wine.
I would like to explore more and more with the hanpukai and jackets.
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ma-ki-
Hi Maru, good evening.
I've heard of Hyakujuro, but this one is new to me and I'm curious: ⤴️
I'm a big fan of sake that is sweet and sour and well balanced ✨.
The hanpukai certainly sounds like a lot to explore😊.
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bouken
Good evening, Mr. Maru.
I saw this at Sukumasa where Nemuchi and I went during the rain storm, but I didn't know what it was so I passed it up 💦.
It was sweet 😆.
I'm sure it was sweet 😆 Sukumasa has a lot of mystery liquors when I go there 🤣.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Maru 😃.
I can't read it even though I'm a jackass 😅I wonder what it's called 🤔Suigan or something like that?
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マル
Good evening, ma-ki🌒.
It was my first time too, so I bought it without a second thought 😆 I liked the straightforwardness of it, without being eccentric.
It is quite a good sake.
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マル
Good evening, bouken 🌒.
Thanks for your hard work during the rain storm 😁Sukumasa is always putting in new stuff so I enjoy it 🙌!
It's sweet but quite refreshing and nice!
I'm also curious to see what Nemuchi is looking for 🧐.
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マル
Good evening, Jay & Nobby 🌒.
It seems that Suifuan is read as Suiruan. It means "green peak. It seems that blue and green used to be described as the same color.
There are a lot of hard-to-read sake brands, aren't there? For example, "Shigemasu".
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