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As sung with the full-bodied, creamy aftertaste derived from Kimoto, it does not have the gusto of sake, but it has a definite slightly sweet richness of rice and a schwirling carbonation.
It has a similar taste to Shinmasa, but it does not have the acidity of Shinmasa and is mainly slightly sweet, so it goes well with everything, even with rice. It was quite tasty.
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