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The depth of richness is apparent the moment you put it in your mouth. It also has a bit of sweetness and a heavy aftertaste. I like ！！！！！！
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Cute sake in a bottle. Fruity and sour. The aroma through the nose is very sweet.
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Specs undisclosed. It's a bit sweet and has a strong aroma. Delicious. ！！！！！！
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It has a strong aroma with a hint of sweetness, but it is refreshing.
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It is rich and has a strong rice taste, but not too sweet and refreshing.
It seems to go well with thicker dishes rather than pickles and such.
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The first sip is sweet with an astringent aftertaste.
Not crisp, but easy to drink.
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Dry with a hint of sweetness for a refreshing drink.
Goes well with rice.
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Dry and spicy. A little bitter because of the acidity.
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(Hanamura)
The aftertaste is sweet and fruity.
・As easy to drink as Ottersai and easy to recommend.
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(Suiryu)
Dry and refreshing
I don't like it because of its bitterness and acidity.
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(Kurodoshika no menu shinsyu)
Because it is undiluted sake, it is strong and easy to get drunk.
It has a good feeling of sake, but the feeling of rice is thin.
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(It's like water, but less sweet.)
It's like water, easy to drink, but not very sweet and not very satisfying.
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(Okunomatsu)
It is refreshing and easy to drink.
The feeling of alcohol comes strongly at the end.
On the contrary, it's too easy to drink.
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(Dassai)
It's refreshing and sweet.
I like the aroma of rice when I put it in my mouth.
Easy to drink and easy to recommend.
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(Nabeshima)
Slight foaming
The sweetness of the rice is there, but it's also refreshing.
Easy to drink.
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(Biden)
Slight foaming
The aroma is sweet.
It's like sweet sake without the aftertaste.
On the contrary, it may not be your favorite...?
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(Tanaka roku kuugo)
The aroma of rice is amazing!
It's refreshing at first, but the aftertaste of sake gives it a great feeling.
It is easy to drink.
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The aroma of rice is weak, but sweetness is there.
The aftertaste is refreshing.
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(Soden)
It's so fruity at first! It smells great!
Crisp aftertaste.
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(GARYUBAI)
Dry and crispy
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