bouken
Poco stretto is a speed sign and a little tense, narrow in Italian. It's narrow and tight in Italian. It means narrow and tight in Italian. Is it a representation of the current social situation? It has a feeling of sweetness, gas and mineral. It gives the impression that the acidity was subtracted from the Daihai Macho and sweetness was added.
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bouken
It doesn't say so, but I checked and it says it's a 50% polished Junmai Ginjo.
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Manta
Sorry for the comment, bouken.
That's an interesting label ^ ^.
Dolphins, sea lions, turtles and penguins from the bottom
I guess so 🙂
Nineteen was curious about the various labels.
I'd like to drink it 😊.
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bouken
Manta, good evening. This is a complete jacket purchase. It's cute, but not many stores carry cats and dogs, so it's hard to buy them 😥
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bouken
It's sweeter when it's close to room temperature.
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syan2
The cover is cute (*ˊ˘ˋ*)...:*°It's a ginjo, so it looks delicious.
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bouken
Good evening, syan2. It's a little fizzy and gentle and sweet 😊
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