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The taste of grapefruit is said to be that of grapefruit, but I don't feel that much of a grapefruit taste.
It has a refreshing taste and a nice finish.
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It is said that only one tank of sake is made.
It has a rich aroma and a refreshing taste. It is a well-balanced sake.
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It was dry and refreshing, and goes well with Japanese food!
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I don't have a picture of the label because I drank it at an izakaya, but I drank the Tsuchida.
It has a bit of acidity, but tastes like white wine.
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Hikarissas to commemorate the end of Corona.
Dry, refreshing and apple flavored. A very tasty drink.
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Carbonated. I'm told it's designed to be sweet, but it's a little sweet, but not that sweet.
It's very tasty with a green apple taste.
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This is a different brand of sake from Nanyo Brewing, famous for Hanayasuyo.
It has a fruity taste, while Nanyo has a refreshing taste and is suitable for a mid-meal drink.
Hana-yasuyo is famous for its fruity taste, but Nanyo is also good for food.
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Medium.
Mild taste with sweetness. It has a crisp after taste and is well balanced and delicious.
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This is not a freshly brewed sake, but a bottle-fire type.
It is powerful and spicy like Omachi. It has the best balance of sweetness and acidity.
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It tastes like a pineapple.
Sake meter rating is -24, but it's not sweet, it's just slightly sweet and delicious.
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All people who like cats and sake are good people.
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It's not sweet, but it has a sharp aftertaste.
I drink it on its own, but I would have preferred it as a sipping drink.
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It's refreshing as a summer sake, but you can also taste the sweetness of it.
It looks good as a mid-meal drink, but it's also great on its own.
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