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They say that a name is a body.
Takayuu. It is the name of an isolated men's sake that has nothing to do with the fruity, sweet and sour, modern style that is so popular in Japan.
Drink it cold. It goes in smoothly. You expect it to be tangy, but it is not. There is no pungency. And it has an excellent sharpness. Is this water?
To put it simply, it is light and dry, but it tastes very gentle to the drinker. I was tempted to ask myself, "Are you still a member of the famous Takayuu group? But after reviewing it again, it seems to be popular among girls (and old men) who are tired of the modern style.
Takayuu may at first glance appear to be a "coquettish" men's sake, but it is actually a genderless new-modern sake.
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