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KoeigikuSunburst サンバースト原酒生酒無濾過
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かどや酒店
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さけラン
This is my first time to drink at home at Kouei Kiku. I had had a quick drink at an event before, and my impression at that time was It's juice! This time, I went to ......... and found it to be exactly like a white wine! But it has less astringency than wine, which gives it a more refined texture on the tongue, while the overall cute acidity makes it more than just a modern sake, it's like an "Imadoki-Doki-doki" sake! It may come as a surprise to some, but on its own, it can get a little harsh, can't it? It performs best when drunk as a washable sake to wash away the fat and aftertaste of food. On the other hand, it has a strong personality when drunk by itself, making you want to seek balance. If you want to drink it in bursts, drink it cold. If you want to enjoy a meal and enjoy the acidity in a certain way, you should drink cold sake. In other words, cold sake is for adults. So today is Halloween, huh? I'm on the train on my way home and I see ✶Slipper-like shoes from Donki ✶All in pink costume ✶No headgear There are girls like that. I'll try not to stare too much 💧.
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ポンちゃん
Happy Halloween, Mr. Sake Run 🎃. Sunburst, I didn't drink it because I thought it might be a bit harsh when I compared it with Koei Chrysanthemum... I see, it sounds delicious with a meal! Lan, are you wearing a costume?
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さけラン
Hi. I'm on the train on the way home in raving pantyhose socks and tie 🤣.
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ポンちゃん
😳😳😳
bouken
Officer!
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さけラン
Well, I'm not going to go into such a perverted mode in public 😅🖐. Just a close flirtation when I was younger ......😏
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Rigel
Did you take a picture? 😍
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さけラン
Rigel-san intervened, as I didn't expect. I didn't take this picture because I think it would be considered a spy shot even from the front. I didn't have the courage to call out to him on the train to take a picture of him, either.
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