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Refreshing, rice sweetness
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Smell and taste are clean.
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Fruity at first bite, a little crisp when eaten with potato salad.
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First sip refreshing, like wine, second sip a little crisp.
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Kokuryuいっちょうらい
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unmistakable
aroma that escapes the nose
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First bite crisply
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Hitotsubi Junmai
Spicy, but refreshing!
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Refreshing to drink with a meal.
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The sweetness of the rice is the first taste, and the aftertaste is a little sharp.
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Refreshing sweetness
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neat and unruffled
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Refreshing with acidity
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Fruity but refreshing to drink.
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Sweetness and a little sourness
They say the sake has been in the fridge for 5 years.
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Refreshing sweetness
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Crisp at first with a clean aftertaste.
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Flamboyance in dryness.
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Clean, light bitterness.
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Clean, light bitterness.
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Clear, refreshing, slightly bitter
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