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Not bad
Good sharpness
A hint of sweetness and a slight bitterness in the aftertaste
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Not much sweetness
Slightly brewed
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The sweet taste spreads quickly
Delicious without bitterness
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Shintaroしぼりたて生原酒
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First comes the sizzling sensation.
Then the sweetness spreads.
delicious
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Bijofu純米吟醸 純麗たまラベル しぼりたて生原酒
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The subtle swooshiness of fresh sake
The sweetness spreads afterwards and is delicious!
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Slightly rice-like aroma.
Little sweetness.
It does not interfere with the meal.
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Slight sourness and bitterness with a refreshing aftertaste.
The sweetness is weak, and it is not enough as a single sake.
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A sake that is not too bitter and goes well with food.
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After a slight sourness, a mellow sweetness follows.
Delicious on its own or with food.
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Tokyo's famous local sake
It has a good balance of sweetness and sourness.
It is easy to match with meat, fish and anything.
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Hatsumago魔斬 純米本辛口
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Perfect for a midday drink!
It is said to be dry, but it has a hint of sweetness and no unpleasant sourness.
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It has a sweet taste, but the aftertaste is slightly sour and bitter.
A good evening sake.
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No sweetness, a hint of sourness and bitterness.
It was cheap at 300 yen per glass at a standing bar.
It is not delicious.
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