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Toshimaya Shuzo's autumn sake is available at convenience stores. It is well-balanced with a firm sweetness.
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It seems to be freshly squeezed new sake. The first sip is not very sweet, but rather spicy and bitter. It has a freshness that makes it drinkable in a characteristic way.
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Sake bought at Fuji Rock. Mellow.
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Delicious. Easy to drink.
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Doburoku, rice and agave. It's fizzy and you can drink it quickly.
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I can't believe this is not sake. The citrus fruit gives it a refreshing taste. Very tasty.
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Souvenirs from Karuizawa. Purchased at Karuizawa Farmer's Gift in Karuizawa Shopping Plaza. It is a little bit sweet but easy to drink.
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There are only about 912 bottles available. It is a junmai ginjo with a little acidity. It is complex but delicious.
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Mild taste. Easy to drink.
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Delicious and sweet. Couldn't get a picture of the bottle.
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It has both acidity and a refreshing taste, and is easy to drink. Delicious.
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Half a match. It tastes a little sweet and refreshing. The last one.
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A dangerous alcohol that can be drunk like water. It is less assertive and goes well with food.
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This one is also clear. Black beef is generally refreshing. Delicious.
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It is refreshing and easy to drink. I guess I feel it's more refreshing because I'm drinking it in comparison to other raw sake.
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Delicious with a rich sweetness. Please enjoy it with appetizers.
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Tastes a little harsh. It is not very fruity and can be drunk rather refreshingly.
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It is refreshingly sweet, easy to drink and delicious. The first one is a three-drink comparison.
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Served at almost room temperature. Slightly sweet and easy to drink. There is no description on the bottle, but I wonder if it is junmai or junmai ginjo?
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The last sake just before it is ready to be served. The taste is cohesive with a coarse sake yeast yeast, with almost no sweetness. It would have tasted better if it had been cooler.
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