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I bought this at a roadside station.
I thought the first sip was a little harsh, but I drank it later.
It was easy to drink. It was neither too strong nor too weak.
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マナチー
Sake from the northern part of Ibaraki🍶.
I heard it was bought at a roadside station. I'll drink it now that I got it 🍶.
The aroma is completely the same as the small bottle of Ippin Nama Sake 🧐 It has a slightly refreshing cotton candy type aroma.
Tastes similar too 🤣 but definitely tasty 👌
It has a gentle Japanese sweetness, then a slight sourness, a watery throat, and then an alcoholic kick when you're done!
If I could buy this at a local roadside station, I'd be happy enough!
I looked at the label while drinking it because it tastes so much like it, and it's made by one of the same breweries 🤣 that's because it tastes the same 🤣.
The third picture is flamingo orange 🍊I bought it again this year, it's sweet potato shochu but when you drink it with soda, it's so fruity, it doesn't taste like sweet potato at all ‼️
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Hi Manachie 😃
As expected of Manachie-san who understands the taste of Ibaraki 😆 You have a discerning palate 🤗.
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マナチー
Jay & Nobby, if you order sake at a restaurant near Mito that mainly serves food, you will almost certainly get a small bottle of one of the drafts 🤣 so you will remember the taste, even if you don't want to 🤣.
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ワカ太
Hi Manachie 😃On the roadside stations, you can come across alcohol that you've never seen before😄I'm more prepared because I can't imagine what it tastes like💦Shochu Flamingo🦩, it's surprisingly fruity, I was surprised when I had it for the first time ‼️
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マナチー
Hi Wakata 😃Michi-no-Eki is a fun place to visit because they have some of the best local brews you can only find 😆.
Flamingos are seriously fruity and amazing 🍊I'm hooked and buy them every year 🤣.
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下戸
No label photo as it was served in a sake bottle. Probably junmai dry (probably).
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