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You can feel the fruity and the sharpness of sake.
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The aroma of rice and sweetness spreads as soon as you drink it. Sake with a strong sweetness.
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Slightly fruity and refreshing, with a hint of sake kick coming in at the end.
The sharpness may be a little strong.
For sake drinkers, it might be easier to drink with this level of sharpness.
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Very refreshing. You almost forget you've had it.
It is slightly fruity and then comes the sharpness of the alcohol.
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It is refreshing and leaves a sweet and spicy aftertaste. Personally, I feel the aftertaste is spicier than that of Kiku no Tsukasa.
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It is refreshing and easy to drink. It is sweet but not too sweet and easy to drink. I think this one is easier to drink and tastes better for those who like alcoholic beverages.
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In the mouth, a fruity sweetness spreads. From there, it feels like sweetness, sharpness, and sweetness unfold all the way through.
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Sweetness spreads from the moment it enters the mouth. As it passes down the throat, the sharpness and even more sweetness spreads.
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