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karisome
I still don't know what the definition of "dry" is (I understand that it is defined in terms of sake level), but I guess it is when you don't feel a mild sweetness as a taste. It's not the same as "sharpness," but it has a strong presence and makes me feel like I'm drinking sake, which is what dry sake does. I like the black and gold label, it looks like a gold frame.
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