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Sweet. Easy to drink. Delicious.
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There is not much aroma.
The taste is dry and refreshing.
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It's an Akita sake, but they made it with rice from Hokkaido.
Neat and dry. Refreshing and easy to drink.
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Light to drink.
The aroma lingers softly in the mouth.
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Fizzy with a slight tingle on the tongue
Clear, mild and easy to drink.
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It doesn't have much of a scent.
Sweet, as the name suggests.
Mild.
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It is fruity and has no peculiarity. Easy to drink. Sweet aroma.
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It is a little bit tangy on the tongue. It is refreshing to drink.
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It goes down the throat smoothly. Easy to drink.
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Like apple juice? Like plum wine?
Mildly sweet. At 12% alcohol, it's easy to drink, even for those who don't like sake.
Addendum on 8/26
It seems to have mellowed over the days and become clearer and easier to drink.
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It is refreshing to drink, but the sweetness spreads softly in your mouth and is delicious. It is easy to drink.
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Mild and mellow sweetness. Nice lingering aftertaste after drinking. Delicious.
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It's like the aroma pours out of you after you drink it. The aroma lingers in your mouth the whole time.
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Aroma: Alcoholic. It is refreshing to drink.
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Lightly sweet and fruity. Easy to drink. Delicious.
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Light. Fruity and easy to drink. Delicious.
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Sourness. Sweetness. Bitterness. Grapefruit-like?
Light mouthfeel.
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Fruity. The sweetness spreads to the mouth and is delicious.
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Fruity. Clear and easy to drink. Delicious.
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Soft and sweet at first. After it goes down the throat, it seems to be dry.
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