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The name "Sentoku" literally means "a thousand virtues" in Japanese, and was named in the hope that those who drink this sake will have a thousand virtues.
The Ginzuku is labeled "sweet," but it is not that sweet, while the Kinzuku is labeled "mellow and delicious," but it is not mellow, and it is sweeter than the Gin, which is labeled "sweet.
It is more of a light sweet taste. The attack was sweetness that made me feel a pang, a pang. It is rare to find a sweetness that hits the tongue.
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