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The sweetness and the aroma of rice spreads and disappears in a jiffy.
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It's like a gust of wind and then a crisp, clean exit.
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Refreshing sweetness spreads on the palate and disappears in a jiffy.
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Ricey and sweet, with the weight of nigori, but delicious.
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Crisp, dry, and flows nicely with acidity.
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At the moment of drinking, one senses strong umami and sweetness, which quickly disappear and the umami flavor remains. Delicious!
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The flavor and sweetness of the rice comes through with a thud.
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The sweetness and umami spread in the mouth, but disappear quickly.
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The slight firing of the wine washes away the darker flavor, and the acidity leaves a lasting impression.
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Fruity sweetness is followed by a slight acidity.
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A gorgeous aroma spreads first, and then a strong flavor spreads to the mouth. It is heavy to keep drinking, but delicious.
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The flavor of the rice spreads slowly and lingers in the air.
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The flavor is strong but not overpowering.
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A clean, refreshing drink with a full-bodied rice flavor.
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The sweetness is there, but the fizziness flows away and the flavor remains. Delicious.
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The flavor and sweetness of the rice spread rapidly, and the aftertaste lingers for a long time.
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It's like water, with the flavor and some acidity coming through later.
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Melon-like sweetness flows refreshingly with a slight effervescence.
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The fruity sweetness spreads, but disappears quickly, making it easy to drink.
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The flavor of rice and sourness spread.
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