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Thick at room temperature.
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At a dinner buffet at the Oiso Prince Hotel. It was not local sake.
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It is refreshing and easy to drink.
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Easy to drink with one hand.
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Tasting like a standing drink. Sourness and a firm mouthfeel.
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Could not get a picture of the bottle. Sweat from the body coupled with nabeyaki udon.
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Purchased at the airport on my way back to Hakodate during Golden Week.
It is round and sweet with a gorgeous alcohol taste on the nose. A fancy taste.
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Stable taste. Mellow.
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A premium sake that was served at a BBQ. It is mellow, elegant, tasty and easy to drink.
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I can't remember the brand...it was served elegantly in a wine glass.
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It tastes quite peculiar.
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Regular sake. A little peculiar.
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Mellow on the first drink.
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Sukkiri. A strange name for a strange sake. I have never seen Sasanishiki in sake.
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Mellow. Goes well with food.
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Junmai Ginjo with a little alcohol and spiciness.
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Got it at Furusato. It is quite mellow and not that sweet.
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おいしい。