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Special Junmai
No sweetness, dry
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Junmai Special
No sweetness, clean and dry
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Dry, Japanese sake!
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Junmai Ginjo Chou Tanrei
sweetness and saltiness
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hiya-oshi (sake brewed using natural yeast and no mashing)
unrefined sake
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Dry! Yum!
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美味しい！
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acidity
sweetness
pungency
good for summer
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Sake - ！！！！！
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Sweet, thick, slightly spicy
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水
うまい
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clear and sweet water
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ginjo
just a little
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Well, it's easy to drink.
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salt (e.g. sodium chloride, calcium sulfate, etc.)
microcarbonation
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Andromeda
Three, sweet, and tasty
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Water that tastes too good
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