baya
When served cold, it has a crisp, sweet and sour mouthfeel with a sharp finish and a lingering acidity and slight bitterness.
When served lukewarm, the overall image remains the same, but the taste becomes softer.
The first day it is opened, it is fresh, but on the second day, it becomes more robust and calm.
It's fruity, yet balanced and crisp.
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